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Lubin–Tate torsion (μf,n​)

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The πn-torsion of a Lubin–Tate formal group is
μf,n​={x∈m:[πn]f​(x)=0}.
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It is a free rank-one module over OK​/πnOK​.
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First Lubin–Tate torsion fields for the p-adic numbers

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Lubin–Tate torsion
The two Lubin–Tate series (1+X)p−1 and Xp+pX for Qp​ have respective nonzero p-torsion points ζp​−1 and the roots of Xp−1=−p. A Lubin–Tate change of series identifies their torsion fields, so
Qp​(ζp​)=Qp​(p−1−p​).
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