Ring of integers of a number field
Splitting of prime ideals in a number field
Suppose
where the multiplicities
- if
is a prime ideal, then is inert at; - if
for some, then is ramified at; - otherwise
is unramified at.
A fundamental result is Kummer's factorization theorem.
Properties
Let
- If a minimal polynomial
is Eisenstein at , then is totally ramified in . - If
does not divide the annoying index, then ramifies in iff . - Only finitely many primes ramify ramify in
.
Proof of 1.
From ^P2, we know that
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Footnotes
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2022. Algebraic number theory course notes, §2.3.1 , pp. 41–43 ↩