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Norm of the different ideal (dE/K​=NE/K​(DE/K​))

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The relative discriminant of a finite extension of number fields is the relative norm of a fractional ideal applied to its different ideal. Consequently, at p,
vp​(dE/K​)=∑P∣p​fP/p​dP​,
(1)
where fP/p​ is the residue-field degree and dP​ is the different exponent. Over Q, N(DE/Q​)=∣DE​∣.

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  • Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge / 2015 / iii / Paper 28 / 3 / Solution

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