Let be a commutative domain with field of fractions , let be a torsion-free -algebra, and let be the extension of to a -algebra. The set of integer-valued polynomials on is ${\rm Int}(A) = {f \in B[X] \mid f(A) \subseteq A}{\rm Int}(A)K[X]{\rm Int}_K(A)K[X]{\rm Int}(A){\rm Int}_K(A)$-module. A -algebra which is free as a -module and of finite rank is called -decomposable if a -module basis for is also an ${\rm Int}_K(A){\rm Int}(A){\rm Int}(A){\rm Int}_K(A)A$. A classification of such algebras has been given when is a Dedekind domain with finite residue rings. In the present article, we modify the definition of -decomposable so that it can be applied to -algebras that are not necessarily free by defining to be -decomposable when ${\rm Int}(A) \cong {\rm Int}_K(A) \otimes_D A$. We then provide multiple characterizations of such algebras in the case where is a discrete valuation ring or a Dedekind domain with finite residue rings. In particular, if is the ring of integers of a number field , we show that -decomposable algebras correspond to maximal -orders in a separable -algebra , whose simple components have as center the same finite unramified Galois extension of and are unramified at each finite place of . Finally, when both and are rings of integers in number fields, we show that -decomposable algebras correspond to unramified Galois extensions of .

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