Definition 10.151.1. Let R \to S be a ring map.
We say R \to S is unramified if R \to S is of finite type and \Omega _{S/R} = 0.
We say R \to S is G-unramified if R \to S is of finite presentation and \Omega _{S/R} = 0.
Given a prime \mathfrak q of S we say that S is unramified at \mathfrak q if there exists a g \in S, g \not\in \mathfrak q such that R \to S_ g is unramified.
Given a prime \mathfrak q of S we say that S is G-unramified at \mathfrak q if there exists a g \in S, g \not\in \mathfrak q such that R \to S_ g is G-unramified.
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