Exercise 11, § 5
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With the notations of no. 2, assume that is non-discrete and locally compact, hence isomorphic to or a finite extension of Commutative Algebra, Chap. VI, §9, no. 3). For all , the quotient is finite (cf. Commutative Algebra, Chap. VI, §9, Exerc. 3 for the ultrametric case). Deduce that the quotients Im(T) and Aut()Aut are finite.
When , show that Im(T) is isomorphic to the dual of the -vector space . When , we have Im(T); this is the integral subgroup of the Lie group Aut() with Lie algebra .
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- Commutative Algebra, Chap. VI, §9, Exerc. 3 not in this corpus: AC VI
- Commutative Algebra, Chap. VI, §9, no. 3 not in this corpus: AC VI