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Mathlib.RingTheory.Polynomial.SeparableDegree

Separable degree #

This file contains basics about the separable degree of a polynomial.

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separable degree, degree, polynomial

A separable contraction of a polynomial f is a separable polynomial g such that g(x^(q^m)) = f(x) for some m : ℕ.

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      The condition of having a separable contraction.

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          A choice of a separable contraction.

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              The separable degree of a polynomial is the degree of a given separable contraction.

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                  theorem Polynomial.IsSeparableContraction.dvd_degree' {F : Type u_1} [CommSemiring F] {q : } {f g : Polynomial F} (hf : IsSeparableContraction q f g) :
                  ∃ (m : ), g.natDegree * q ^ m = f.natDegree

                  The separable degree divides the degree, in function of the exponential characteristic of F.

                  The separable degree divides the degree.

                  In exponential characteristic one, the separable degree equals the degree.

                  Every irreducible polynomial can be contracted to a separable polynomial.

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                  theorem Polynomial.contraction_degree_eq_or_insep {F : Type u_1} [Field F] (q : ) [hq : NeZero q] [CharP F q] (g g' : Polynomial F) (m m' : ) (h_expand : (expand F (q ^ m)) g = (expand F (q ^ m')) g') (hg : g.Separable) (hg' : g'.Separable) :

                  If two expansions (along the positive characteristic) of two separable polynomials g and g' agree, then they have the same degree.

                  theorem Polynomial.IsSeparableContraction.degree_eq {F : Type u_1} [Field F] (q : ) {f : Polynomial F} (hf : HasSeparableContraction q f) [hF : ExpChar F q] (g : Polynomial F) (hg : IsSeparableContraction q f g) :

                  The separable degree equals the degree of any separable contraction, i.e., it is unique.