
Let \(N\) be a finite abelian extension of the function field \(K= \mathbb F_q (T)\) with Galois group \(\Gamma\) and \(O_N\) the integral closure of \(O_K= \mathbb F_q [T]\) in \(N\). Supposing that no prime ideal of \(O_N\) is wildly ramified in \(N\), \textit{R. J. Chapman} [J. Lond. Math. Soc., II. Ser. 44, 250-260 (1991; Zbl 0749.11049)] proved that \(O_N \simeq A(N/K) = O_K \Gamma\), where \(A(N/K) = \{ x \in K\Gamma \mid x O_N \subset O_N \}\) denotes the associated order. As a counterpart to this result, the present paper shows that \(O_N \not \simeq A(N/K)\) if \(N\) is obtained from \(K\) by adjoining the torsion points of the Carlitz module arising from powers \(P^n, n \geq 2\) (\(n \geq 3\) if \(q=2\)), of a linear polynomial \(P \in O_K\). In this situation, \(N/K\) is wildly ramified at \(P\).
function field, torsion points of the Carlitz module, additive Galois module structure, Algebra and Number Theory, Integral representations related to algebraic numbers; Galois module structure of rings of integers, associated order
function field, torsion points of the Carlitz module, additive Galois module structure, Algebra and Number Theory, Integral representations related to algebraic numbers; Galois module structure of rings of integers, associated order
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