The inertia group of a finite Galois extension of local fields is the kernel of the action of its Galois group on the residue field. In lower numbering it is the zeroth ramification group G0.
The wild inertia group is the first ramification group G1. It is the unique Sylow subgroup of the inertia group for the residue characteristic.
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- Absolute residue degree
- Dedekind zeta function as a permutation Artin L-function
- Galois character
- Hilbert class field of Q of square root minus twenty-three
- Local Artin factors of the standard representation of S3
- Local factorization of X3 plus 25X2 minus 50X plus 40
- Local factor of an Artin L-function
- Lower ramification numbering
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- Ramification of the splitting field of X3 plus pX plus p
- Uniformizer character of inertia
- Unramified reduction of a polynomial Galois group
- Weil-group topology
- Wild inertia group
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