Lecture

Gaussian Lemma III: Irreducibility and Primitive Polynomials

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This lecture covers the concept of irreducibility in polynomial equations, focusing on the Gaussian Lemma III and the properties of primitive polynomials. It explains how to determine if a polynomial is primitive or irreducible, providing examples and insights into their characteristics.

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Algebra: Polynomials

Analysis: Numerical analysis

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