2009
DOI: 10.1090/s1061-0022-09-01063-2
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Generalized Fesenko reciprocity map

Abstract: Abstract. The paper is a natural continuation and generalization of the works of Fesenko and of the authors. Fesenko's theory is carried over to infinite APF Galois extensions L over a local field K with a finite residue-class field is constructed, and its functorial and ramification-theoretic properties are studied. The case of d = 1 recovers the theory of Fesenko.

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“…Koch-de Shalit's metabelian local class field theory, which is of SCFT type, may be viewed as one of the developments related to this theorem. A related development is general arithmetic non-abelian CFT, which is of GCFT type, it includes local theory for arithmetically profinite extensions, with its existence theorem and compatibility with ramification theory (Fesenko [7], Ikeda-Serbest [23][24][25][26]), and some global theory (Ikeda [22]).…”
Section: Now We Discuss Various Features Of Part I and Part Iii Of Cftmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Koch-de Shalit's metabelian local class field theory, which is of SCFT type, may be viewed as one of the developments related to this theorem. A related development is general arithmetic non-abelian CFT, which is of GCFT type, it includes local theory for arithmetically profinite extensions, with its existence theorem and compatibility with ramification theory (Fesenko [7], Ikeda-Serbest [23][24][25][26]), and some global theory (Ikeda [22]).…”
Section: Now We Discuss Various Features Of Part I and Part Iii Of Cftmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Finding new examples of fields for which there is a kind of class field theory but the existing class field mechanism axioms are too restrictive to be applicable seems to be a never ending process. More recent examples include higher class field theory [4], p-class field theory [5], [6], general class field theory [7] (where, unusually, there is no induction of the degree of extension), non-commutative local class field theories [8], [9], [16], [17], [18].…”
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