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Tate twist (M(1)=M⊗Zp​​Zp​(1))

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The Tate twist M(1) multiplies a Galois representation's action by the cyclotomic character. Here Zp​(1) is the inverse limit of p-power roots of unity under power maps. For a one-variable Iwasawa module, twisting changes characteristic power series by the corresponding change in the generator's action.

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  • Kummer reflection in Iwasawa theory
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