Lecture

Galois Theory: The Galois Correspondence

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Description

This lecture covers the Galois correspondence, which establishes a bijective map between subextensions and subgroups of a Galois extension. It delves into the proof of the Galois correspondence, Artin's Lemma, and the isomorphism between Galois groups. The lecture also explores the concept of solvability by radicals in polynomial equations.

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Algebra: Abstract algebra, Polynomials

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