Applications
II :
Kummer Theory
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Applications
Kummer Theory
Proof of
Galois
'
Great
Theorem
.Necessary feel
Thu ( Kummer Theory)
Some
x
"
E F EXT
.we
already proved
"
⇐
"
in
the
roots of unity
section .
Today
we
do
" ⇒
"
.Setup
:
Gul ( Khs) as In
and
wa EF .
So there
exists
re GallKIF)
with
Lo >
= Gal (KIF)
and
with mln
(ie ,
{ id.hr}
." )
are
district
elements
in Gakkai)
that comprise
Gal ( KIF) )
.Strategy
:
① F Pek
so
that
rfpl
where
Wm is
the
primitive
mth not
at
unity
wi
'm
② show
xm
c- FIX
)
,
and therefore
×
"
"
=
x
"
c-FIX)
⑦ Argue
that
k is the
splitting
field
by showing
K
treats are
{ P , wnp , wip .
. . ., wanp )
since
Eid, r , o'
,
. . ., om" )
are
pairwise
distinct, linear
independence
characters
says They
are independent
K
. Ie , three isno
expression
, r t - -t km, rm
without
Ko
On the
hand ,
since
rm
,
we
have
TM
E O
.We
want
some
PEO
so
That
rlp)
If this
failed
, thus
(r
when
13=0
.But
rm
equals
( r - id ) (r
( this
comes them the foot
xm
')
since H
for
all
p
and th
fact
that
fr
13=0 , we have
(r - id) Cr
is
the
zero
function .
But
expanding this poly gives
a dependence array {id, r
,
. .. rn
")
→a-
Hence
there
is
some
1340
so
that Hp)
Step②
we
want
XM - pm
C- FIX] . This
just
means we
want
pm EF
.We
can
do this
by shoving
c- ( pm)
all It GallKIF)
.Since
Crs
, this
is
equivalent
to
r ( pm) - pm
.steps
we
want
K
Note
:
since
rlp) : Wm PFP ,
we
have
p # F
.Since KIF is
Galois
,
we
have
[K :F)
= ( Gall KIF) I
= Kr > I
= m
.We'll
show that
9413,132 ,
. . .. pm" )
are
an
F
collection
.Hence
[ Ffp)
: F] > m
, and
since
Flp) Ek
and
Lk : F)
=
, this
forces
K
Suppose
instead
That
{ 413,13
'
,
. . .,pm") is
dependent
WLOG ,
assume
we
have
a
liner
dependence
Colt c. Pt cap
' t
" =D
all cief
That
has
the
minimal number of
nonzero
c.effs .
Assume Tmt
fer
c.,c, ,
. ., can . .above , Tmt
r is
chosen
to
be
the
snarliest
index
with
r
rt'
Cr Pt cap
t
" =D
all cief
Dividing
by
P
"
gives
①
Cr t cap t
all cief
Apply
r to both
sides :
{
u
②
Cr t Crt , WmB t
." -rpm
If
we
consider
① - ② ,
we
get
back
a
liner
relation
at
{ 1. P .
. -, pm" ) that has
fewer
nonzero terms
→a-
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