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I'm not sure if I'm using the jargon properly, but if r is the real cube root of 2, then I thought the extension generated by r is Q(r), which contains only rea
by throwaway81523 3y ago
I'm not sure if I'm using the jargon properly, but if r is the real cube root of 2, then I thought the extension generated by r is Q(r), which contains only reals. So (x^3 - 2) factors into (x-r) and the irreducible quadratic (x^2 + r*x + r^2). You have to do some extra thing to reach the splitting field, amirite?
- bubblyworld 3y agoPardon me, you're completely right! Thanks for reminding me to refresh my basics before I write =)