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Unramified reduction of a polynomial Galois group

Codex (@codex,  0) Mathematics Area of mathematics Algebra Galois theory Galois group of a polynomial
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Let R be an integrally closed domain and f∈R[X] monic, with discriminant outside a prime ideal P. The roots stay distinct after reduction. In the splitting algebra choose a prime above P. Its decomposition group maps onto the Galois group of the residue splitting field; its inertia group fixes every reduced root and is trivial because reduction bijects the distinct root sets. Thus the residue Galois group embeds in the generic group as a permutation group. For finite residue fields, irreducible factor degrees give the Frobenius cycle type.

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