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Irreducible Polynomials and Finite Fields
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This lecture covers the concept of irreducible polynomials, including Eisenstein's criterion and properties of finite fields. It discusses the group of units in a finite field being cyclic and the existence of finite fields of prime order. The lecture also explores the uniqueness of finite fields and the construction of fields using irreducible polynomials.
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