Field theory and polynomials Field extensions Concept
Perfect field
Summary
A perfect field is a field over which every irreducible polynomial has distinct roots. Equivalently, it has characteristic , or it has characteristic and every element is a -th power. Over a perfect field every algebraic extension is separable, so Galois theory applies without restrictions. The fields , , , all finite fields and all algebraically closed fields are perfect.
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