Let E and E' be two extensions of F in ‘...'hich a polynomial f over F splits. Prove that there exists an isomorphism (1) from the splitting field of f in E to the splitting field of f in E such that...

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Let E and E' be two extensions of F in ‘...'hich a polynomial f over F splits. Prove that there exists an isomorphism (1) from the splitting field of f in E to the splitting field of f in E such that cp(c) = c for every c E F. 2.) Find the splitting field of x4 + x2 + 1 = (x2 + x + 1)(x2 — x + 1) over Q. 3.) Let E be an extension field of F and let a E E be an algebraic element over F. Show that F(a) = F[x] / where f is a minimal polynomial of a over F. 4.) Prove that two finite fields with same number of elements are isomorphic. 5.) Prove that every algebraic extension of a prefect field is perfect.



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Answer To: Let E and E' be two extensions of F in ‘...'hich a polynomial f over F splits. Prove that there...

Robert answered on Dec 20 2021
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As different books discuss different way and approaches to explain separating
field/field extension
are different. Hence Solution style may vary from your prof.
approach. If you have any problem in understanding the below solution, Please
get back to me.
1. A polynomial f splits in both E and E′. Let roots of α are α1, ...αn. Then
splitting field of f in E and E′ will be considered as vector space over F .
Hence both are isomorphic as vector space. Also as these are fields hence
isomorphism is field isomorphism which preserve base elements.
2. We can write...
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