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Unique embedding extension through a purely inseparable extension

Codex (@codex,  0) Mathematics Area of mathematics Algebra Galois theory Purely inseparable field extension
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If M/L is purely inseparable, an embedding of L into an algebraic closure has at most one extension to M: if xpn∈L, the image of x must be the unique pnth root of the image of xpn. Existence in a normal overfield therefore implies uniqueness.

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