Extension of field embeddings #
IntermediateField.exists_algHom_of_adjoin_splits'
is the main result: if E/L/F is a tower of
field extensions, K is another extension of F, and f
is an embedding of L/F into K/F, such
that the minimal polynomials of a set of generators of E/L splits in K (via f
), then f
extends to an embedding of E/F into K/F.
Reference #
[Isaacs1980] Roots of Polynomials in Algebraic Extensions of Fields, The American Mathematical Monthly
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- IntermediateField.Lifts.instPartialOrder = PartialOrder.mk ⋯
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- IntermediateField.Lifts.instOrderBot = OrderBot.mk ⋯
σ : L →ₐ[F] K
is an extendible lift ("extendible pair" in [Isaacs1980]) if for every
intermediate field M
that is finite-dimensional over L
, σ
extends to some M →ₐ[F] K
.
In our definition we only require M
to be finitely generated over L
, which is equivalent
if the ambient field E
is algebraic over F
(which is the case in our main application).
We also allow the domain of the extension to be an intermediate field that properly contains M
,
since one can always restrict the domain to M
.
Instances For
The union of a chain of lifts.
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- One or more equations did not get rendered due to their size.
Instances For
A chain of lifts has an upper bound.
Given a lift x
and an integral element s : E
over x.carrier
whose conjugates over
x.carrier
are all in K
, we can extend the lift to a lift whose carrier contains s
.
Given an integral element s : E
over F
whose F
-conjugates are all in K
,
any lift can be extended to one whose carrier contains s
.
Let K/F
be an algebraic extension of fields and L
a field in which all the minimal
polynomial over F
of elements of K
splits. Then, for x ∈ K
, the images of x
by the
F
-algebra morphisms from K
to L
are exactly the roots in L
of the minimal polynomial
of x
over F
.