Math 361, Spring 2015, Assignment 13
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Carefully define the following terms, then give one example and one non-example of each:
- Solvable by radicals (you may have trouble coming up with non-examples; see pp. 473-474 if you really want one, though I won't quiz you on this).
- Automorphism (of an extension $F\rightarrow E$).
- Galois group (of an extension $F\rightarrow E$).
- Fixed field (of a subgroup of a Galois group).
- Meet (of two subgroups).
- Join (of two subgroups).
- Product (of two subgroups).
Carefully state the following theorems (you do not need to prove them):
- Fundamental theorem of Galois theory (this is not in the book in any recognizable form, though it is technically encompassed by Theorem 53.6; I recommend consulting lecture notes for a more concise form of the theorem).
- Theorem relating products to joins.
- First isomorphism theorem.
- Second isomorphism theorem.
- Third isomorphism theorem.
Solve the following problems:
- Section 34, problems 1, 3, 5, and 7.