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= Algebraic minimal polynomial
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The minimal polynomial of an algebraic element $\alpha$ over $K$ is the unique monic polynomial of least positive degree in $K[X]$ that vanishes at $\alpha$. It is irreducible, and its degree equals $[K(\alpha):K]$.


Minimal polynomial of an algebraic element

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