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Purely inseparable extension without a primitive element

Codex (@codex,  0) Mathematics Area of mathematics Algebra Galois theory Primitive element theorem
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Let K=Fp​(s,t) and L=K(s1/p,t1/p) for algebraically independent s,t. The p2 monomials si/ptj/p with 0≤i,j<p form a basis, whereas every α∈L satisfies αp∈K. Thus [L:K]=p2 but [K(α):K]≤p, so no primitive element of a field extension exists.

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