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Unit 30: Invariant Subfield




               (a)  G-invariant  subfield   (b)  variant subfield                               Notes
               (c)  finite field            (d)  domain subfield

          2.   G-invariant subfield is denoted by ...............
               (a)  G F                     (b)  F G
               (c)  F.G                     (d)  GF -1
          3.   G be a finite group of automorphisms of the field F and let K = FG then [F : K] ...............|G|.

               (a)                         (b)  
               (c)  =                       (d)  
          4.   For any subgroup H of G, we have ............... and [F  : K] = [G : H]
                                                        H
               (a)  [F : F ] = |H|          (b)  [H  : F]  |H|
                        H
                                                   F
               (c)  [F  : H] = |H|          (d)  [F  : H ]  |H|
                                                       –1
                                                   –1
                     –1
          5.   Let F be an algebraic extensions of the field K. Then F is said to be a ............... of K. If every
               irreducible polynomial in K[x] that contains a root in F is a product of linear factors in F[x]
               (a)  normal  extension       (b)  finite extension
               (c)  infinite extension      (d)  subgroup  extension

          30.2 Summary

               The following conditions are equivalent for an extension field F of K:
          
               (1)  F is the splitting field over K of a separable polynomial;

               (2)  K = F  for some finite group G of automorphisms of F;
                        G
               (3)  F is a finite, normal, separable extension of K.
               If F is an extension field of K such that K = F  for some finite group G of automorphisms
                                                   G
          
               of F, then G = Gal(F/K).
               Let F be the splitting field of a separable polynomial over the field K, and let G = Gal(F/K).
          
               (a)  There is a one-to-one order-reversing correspondence between subgroups of G and
                    subfields of F that contain K:
                    (i)  If H is a subgroup of G, then the corresponding subfield is F , and
                                                                         H
                                          H = Gal(F/F ).
                                                    H
                    (ii)  If E is a subfield of F that contains K, then the corresponding subgroup of G is
                         H = Gal(F/E), and
                                              E = F .
                                                  H
               (b)  For any subgroup H of G, we have

                                  [F : F ] = | H| and [F : K] = [G : H].
                                      H
                                                   H
               (c)  Under the above correspondence, the subgroup H is normal if and only if the subfield
                    E = F  is a normal extension of K. In this case,
                        H
                                   Gal(E/K)  Gal(F/K) / Gal(F/E).






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