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Smooth character (χ:G→C×)

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A smooth linear character is a one-dimensional smooth representation, equivalently a homomorphism whose kernel is open. On a local multiplicative group, each smooth linear character is trivial on some sufficiently deep principal-unit subgroup. Its inverse has the same kernel.

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