Symplectic representations of inertia groups

Abstract

Suppose is a prime number, >3, K is a field that is an unramified finite extension of the field of -adic numbers, and G is a finite group that is a semi-direct product of a normal '-subgroup H and a cyclic -group L. Suppose that the group algebra K[H] is decomposable. If there exists an embedding of G in the symplectic group 2d(K) for some positive integer d, then there exists an embedding of G in 2d( OK), where OK is the ring of integers of K.

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