Only the inertia group invariants enter an Artin L-function local factor. A Frobenius automorphism lift acts unambiguously on this subspace, since other lifts differ by inertia. For an unramified one-dimensional group representation, the factor is ; for a ramified one-dimensional group representation, the invariant subspace is zero and the factor is one. This explains the zero values used at conductor primes by quadratic Dirichlet characters.
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