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Principal idele ((a)v​,a∈K×)

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An idele obtained by mapping the same nonzero element of a number field into every completion. Only finitely many local valuations are nonzero, so this diagonal tuple belongs to the idele group.
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The diagonal multiplicative group of a number field is discrete in its idele group. Require local units at every finite place and an archimedean neighbourhood of one. A diagonal element x meeting these restrictions has integral x−1. If x=1, its nonzero integer field norm cannot have absolute value less than one, while sufficiently small archimedean differences would force exactly that.

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