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A field extension K/F is finite when K, regarded as a vector space over F, has finite dimension. Its degree of a field extension is
[K:F]=dimF​K​.
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Thus a finite basis u1​,…,um​ means that every k∈K is uniquely expressible as ∑i​ci​ui​ with coefficients ci​∈F.

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