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Exercise 10.3.10 (Diagrams)

What do the diagrams of Example 10.3.9 look like for p8 in place of p12? What about p432?

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Solution:

p8:

𝜃8C 11[d,dash](order 1)𝜃4C 2[d,dash](order 2)𝜃2C 4[d,dash](order 4)G = 𝜃C8(order 8)
𝔽p8[d,dash](degree 1)𝔽p4[d,dash](degree 2)𝔽p2[d,dash](degree 4)𝔽p(degree 8)

For p432, follow same inutition. 432 has 20 divisors. Hence the diagram it quite large, hence I am not bothered to draw it out.

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2022-11-30 03:55
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Proof. Galois correspondence for the subfields of 𝔽 p 8 :

Subfields of 𝔽 p 432 :

The corresponding Galois groups:

where 𝜃 432 = { e } , 𝜃 = Gal ( 𝔽 p 432 : 𝔽 p ) , and more generally 𝜃 k = Gal ( 𝔽 p 432 : 𝔽 p k ) C 432 k . □

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2024-06-10 12:02
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