Field theory and polynomials Galois theory Concept
Galois connection between subgroups and subfields
Summary
Let be a field extension. One map sends a group of automorphisms of over to its fixed field. The other sends an intermediate field to the group of automorphisms that fix . Together they form an antitone Galois connection. Both maps reverse inclusions, and applying one after the other can only enlarge a subgroup or an intermediate field. For a finite Galois extension the two maps are inverse bijections; this is the fundamental theorem of Galois theory.
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| MSC | 12F10, 06A15 |
| Changed | 2 November 2026 |
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