Lubin–Tate formal groups

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Lubin–Tate formal groups are a class of one-dimensional formal group laws over local fields that play a central role in local class field theory by providing explicit descriptions of abelian extensions.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf formal group law
mathematical object
one-dimensional formal group law
actsOn maximal ideal of the ring of integers of a local field
appearsIn Lubin–Tate theory NERFINISHED
local class field theory for finite extensions of Q_p
associatedWith Galois representations
Lubin–Tate character NERFINISHED
Lubin–Tate extension NERFINISHED
local reciprocity law
p-adic representations
uniformizer of a local field
centralRoleIn description of the Galois group of the maximal abelian extension of a local field
explicit construction of the local reciprocity isomorphism
constructedFrom chosen uniformizer of the local field
power series over the ring of integers of a local field
definedOver finite extensions of Q_p
local fields
non-archimedean local fields
dimension 1
fieldOfStudy algebraic number theory
local class field theory
number theory
p-adic Hodge theory NERFINISHED
generalizationOf formal multiplicative group over Q_p
givesRiseTo Lubin–Tate tower NERFINISHED
tower of totally ramified abelian extensions
hasProperty commutative
defined by a formal group law over the ring of integers of a local field
gives canonical formal module structure on maximal ideal of ring of integers
one-dimensional
namedAfter John Tate NERFINISHED
Jonathan Lubin NERFINISHED
parameterizedBy choice of uniformizer of the local field
relatedTo Drinfeld modules NERFINISHED
Honda formal groups
formal additive group
formal multiplicative group
local Langlands correspondence NERFINISHED
p-divisible groups
usedFor construction of Lubin–Tate extensions
construction of abelian extensions of local fields
description of the local reciprocity map
explicit description of the maximal abelian extension of a local field
explicit local class field theory
usedIn construction of local epsilon factors
construction of p-adic periods
yearIntroduced 1965

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John Tate notableWork Lubin–Tate formal groups