Media Summary: This lecture is part of an online course on Galois theory. We define the The Tower Law contends that finite extensions of finite extensions are finite extensions, and that their degrees multiply. This video screencast was created with Doceri on an iPad. Doceri is free in the iTunes app store. Learn more at ...

302 S5 Splitting Fields - Detailed Analysis & Overview

This lecture is part of an online course on Galois theory. We define the The Tower Law contends that finite extensions of finite extensions are finite extensions, and that their degrees multiply. This video screencast was created with Doceri on an iPad. Doceri is free in the iTunes app store. Learn more at ... Automorphisms are a key tool for understanding field extensions, particularly We show that Q(∛5) is not a normal extension of Q. Field Theory: Let f(x) = x^4 -16x^2 +4. We find the roots of f(x), calculate the

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302.S5: Splitting Fields
Galois theory: Splitting fields
302.S5y: The Tower Law
Splitting Fields of Cubics
302.S5c: Degree of F(a) over F(a^3)
Splitting Fields
Polynomials: Finding the Splitting Field by Finding the Roots
302.S7a: Symmetries to Motivate Field Automorphisms
Fields: A Field Extension that isn’t Normal
Field Theory 4, Existence of Splitting Fields
Field Theory 3, Splitting Fields
Uniqueness of Splitting fields
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302.S5: Splitting Fields

302.S5: Splitting Fields

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Galois theory: Splitting fields

Galois theory: Splitting fields

This lecture is part of an online course on Galois theory. We define the

302.S5y: The Tower Law

302.S5y: The Tower Law

The Tower Law contends that finite extensions of finite extensions are finite extensions, and that their degrees multiply.

Splitting Fields of Cubics

Splitting Fields of Cubics

Two examples of

302.S5c: Degree of F(a) over F(a^3)

302.S5c: Degree of F(a) over F(a^3)

This video screencast was created with Doceri on an iPad. Doceri is free in the iTunes app store. Learn more at ...

Splitting Fields

Splitting Fields

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Polynomials: Finding the Splitting Field by Finding the Roots

Polynomials: Finding the Splitting Field by Finding the Roots

We find the

302.S7a: Symmetries to Motivate Field Automorphisms

302.S7a: Symmetries to Motivate Field Automorphisms

Automorphisms are a key tool for understanding field extensions, particularly

Fields: A Field Extension that isn’t Normal

Fields: A Field Extension that isn’t Normal

We show that Q(∛5) is not a normal extension of Q.

Field Theory 4, Existence of Splitting Fields

Field Theory 4, Existence of Splitting Fields

Field Theory 4, Existence of

Field Theory 3, Splitting Fields

Field Theory 3, Splitting Fields

Field Theory 3,

Uniqueness of Splitting fields

Uniqueness of Splitting fields

So let us now talk about uniqueness of

FIT3.1.3. Example of Splitting Field

FIT3.1.3. Example of Splitting Field

Field Theory: Let f(x) = x^4 -16x^2 +4. We find the roots of f(x), calculate the