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Glorfindel
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Here is a reference that may be relevant (you may know it already): Auslander-Rim has a paper called "Ramification index and multiplicity" . Even though they mostly discussed normal rings, their definition of tame ramification used only Hilbert-Samuel multiplicity, so it can be adapted to non-normal situations.

Hailong Dao
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