Lemma 10.162.18. Let (A, \mathfrak m) be a Noetherian local domain which is Nagata and has fraction field of characteristic p. If a \in A has a pth root in A^\wedge , then a has a pth root in A.
Proof. Consider the ring extension A \subset B = A[x]/(x^ p - a). If a does not have a pth root in A, then B is a domain whose completion isn't reduced. This contradicts our earlier results, as B is a Nagata ring (Proposition 10.162.15) and hence analytically unramified by Lemma 10.162.13. \square
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