On quasi-purity of the branch locus
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Abstract: Let be a field, finitely generated and a finite, separable extension. We show that the existence of a -valuation on which ramifies in implies the existence of a normal model of and a prime divisor on the normalization of in which ramifies in the scheme morphism . Assuming the existence of a regular, proper model of , this is a straight-forward consequence of the Zariski-Nagata theorem on the purity of the branch locus. We avoid assumptions on resolution of singularities by using M. Temkin's inseparable local uniformization theorem.
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