We consider the field E = Q(2, 3, 5). It can be shown that [E : Q]
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We consider the field E = Q(√2, √3, √5). It can be shown that [E : Q] = 8. In the notation of Theorem 48.3, we have the following conjugation isomorphisms (which are here automorphisms of E):
For shorter notation, let τ2 = ψ√2.-√2, τ3 = ψ√3 -√3, and , τ5 = ψ√5.-√5· Compute the indicated element of E.
τ2(√2 +√5)
Data from Theorem 48.3:
Let F be a field, and let α and β be algebraic over F with deg(α, F) = n. The map ψα.β :F(α) → F(β) defined by
for ci ∈ F is an isomorphism of F(α) onto F(β) if and only if a and are conjugate over F.
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