OverfieldIf
is a subfield of
,
is called an overfield of .If
are determined such that an arbitrary element
of
can be expressed as a linear combination of
as in![]() ![]() , then
is called a base.If
is finite, then
is called an overfield of .If
is infinite, then
is an infinite overfield of .If a polynomial
with root
exists in
with
, then
is algebraic.If
is irreducible in
, then
is called a minimal polynomial.Consider
as a mapping from the polynomial ring
to the subring
of .![]() is a surjection homomorphism mapping, and![]() Consider that .If
can be decomposed into first-order factors in
, then
is called a decomposition field of . :Fields :Isomorphism mappingIf
, then the following expression is true:![]() Consider that the decomposition field of
is
, and the decomposition field of
is .In this case, the isomorphism mapping
resulting from the extension of
exists.When all irreducible polynomials
of
have a single root,
is called to be separative on .[0]Top |
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