1970
DOI: 10.24033/asens.1186
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“…We do not need this and leave the generalization to arbitrary F to the reader. Part (a) is the statement of the last corollary of [20].…”
Section: Proposition 23 Let R Be a Noetherian Ring And Letmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…We do not need this and leave the generalization to arbitrary F to the reader. Part (a) is the statement of the last corollary of [20].…”
Section: Proposition 23 Let R Be a Noetherian Ring And Letmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Since Aut(G) has order p − 1, this implies that the Galois group acts on the points of G through a power ω i of the Teichmüller character ω. Let p be a prime of F dividing p. Since p is unramified, it follows from [20,p.15,Remark 5] that over the completion at p, the group scheme G is isomorphic to Z/pZ, µ p or an unramified twist of these group schemes. Therefore either ω i or ω 1−i is unramified at p. The character ω has order p − 1 and since p = 2, it is non-trivial and hence ramified at p. It follows that i = 0 or 1.…”
Section: Proposition 23 Let R Be a Noetherian Ring And Letmentioning
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