A remark on Tate's algorithm and Kodaira types
Tim Dokchitser, Vladimir Dokchitser

TL;DR
This paper revisits Tate's algorithm for elliptic curves, providing a new characterization of Kodaira types based on valuations, and explores their behavior under tame extensions of local fields.
Contribution
It offers a reformulation of Tate's algorithm to identify Kodaira types via valuation minima and analyzes their behavior in tame local field extensions.
Findings
Characterization of Kodaira types using valuation minima
Behavior of Kodaira types in tame extensions analyzed
Reformulation of Tate's algorithm for minimal models
Abstract
We remark that Tate's algorithm to determine the minimal model of an elliptic curve can be stated in a way that characterises Kodaira types from the minimum of v(a_i)/i. As an application, we deduce the behaviour of Kodaira types in tame extensions of local fields.
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