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Mar 3, 2016 at 18:22 comment added Dubious @t3suji, this seems a very good explanation. If you write a quite complete answer, I will accept it.
Mar 3, 2016 at 15:28 comment added t3suji Yes, it is possible to extend it, for instance because $\Omega$ is the completion of $\Omega_{K|F}$ with respect to the topology defined by $v_P$, and $res_P$ is continuous in this topology (as follows immediately from the explicit formula).
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Mar 3, 2016 at 11:33 comment added Dubious You are right $K_P\otimes_K\Omega^1_{K|F}$ is a more reasonable module. Is it possible to extend the residue map to this module?
Mar 3, 2016 at 11:24 comment added Jason Starr The field extension $K_P/F$ has infinite transcendence degree. So the $K_P$-module of relative differentials $\Omega^1_{K_P|F}$ is infinitely generated. Are you sure you would not prefer to work with he $K_P$-module $K_P\otimes_K \Omega^1_{K|F}$? That still includes elements of the form $g\ dt$ for $t\in K$ a uniformizing element at $p$ and $g\in K_P$ arbitrary.
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