Artin conductor

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The Artin conductor is an invariant in number theory that measures the ramification of Galois representations or characters of local and global fields, playing a key role in the study of L-functions and class field theory.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf arithmetic invariant
invariant in number theory
appearsIn functional equation of Artin L-functions
functional equation of L-functions
appliesTo Artin representations NERFINISHED
characters of global fields
characters of local fields
finite-dimensional complex representations of Galois groups
context finite Galois extensions of local fields
finite Galois extensions of number fields
local fields with discrete valuation
definedFor Galois representations of global fields
Galois representations of local fields
representations of the Weil group
representations of the Weil–Deligne group
dependsOn higher ramification filtration
inertia subgroup of the Galois group
field number theory
generalizes conductor of a Dirichlet character
hasVariant Artin conductor exponent
conductor ideal
measures depth of ramification
ramification
wild ramification
namedAfter Emil Artin NERFINISHED
parameterOf Artin L-function NERFINISHED
global L-factors
local L-factors
refines information given by the discriminant
relatedTo Swan conductor
conductor of a Dirichlet character
conductor of an elliptic curve
discriminant of number fields
global epsilon factors
local epsilon factors
satisfies additivity on direct sums of representations
multiplicativity under induction in many cases
usedIn Galois representation theory NERFINISHED
algebraic number theory
class field theory NERFINISHED
global Galois representations
global class field theory NERFINISHED
local Galois representations
local class field theory
representation theory of Galois groups
theory of L-functions
usedToDefine conductor of a motive
conductor-discriminant formula
level of an automorphic representation

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