Re: Abstract Algebra...
- From: Kenshin <rurouni_sohjiro@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 30 Aug 2007 17:19:39 -0700
On 8 31 , 9 16 , Kenshin <rurouni_sohj...@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
True or False ?
1. C is algebraically closed in C(x), where x is indeterminate.
2. C(x) is algebraically closed, where x is indeterminate.
3. The field C(x) has no algebraic closure, since C contains already
all algebraic numbers.
4. The algebraically closed field must be of characteristic 0.
5. Every algebraically extension field is a finite extension field.
cf).
Def. F is called an algebraically closed field
if every nonconstant polynomial in F[x] has a zero in F.
Thanks for your help~
Studying math for myself is too hard to me...;(
What the hell... This google group make an error between my computer
and the server. Sorry...
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