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Fourier transform over a local field (f​(y)=∫F​f(x)ψ(xy)dx)

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For a local field F, an additive character ψ, and a Haar measure dx, the Fourier transform is
f​(y)=∫F​f(x)ψ(xy)dx.
(1)
It maps the Schwartz-Bruhat space to itself.
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Annihilator of the valuation ring (OF⊥​)

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Fourier transform over a local field
For an additive character ψ of a non-Archimedean local field F,
OF⊥​={y∈F:ψ(xy)=1 for every x∈OF​}.
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For the character induced from the standard character of Qp​, this annihilator is the inverse different.

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