Perfect field

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  1. Template:Lb A field K such that every irreducible polynomial over K has distinct roots.
    • 1984, Julio R. Bastida, Field Extensions and Galois Theory, Template:W, Addison-Wesley, page 10,
      If K is a perfect field of prime characteristic p, and if n is a nonnegative integer, then the mapping ααpn from K to K is an automorphism.
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    • 2005, Antoine Chambert-Loir, A Field Guide to Algebra, Springer, page 57,
      Definition 3.1.7. One says a field K is perfect if any irreducible polynomial in K[X] has as many distinct roots in an algebraic closure as its degree.
      By the very definition of a perfect field, Theorem 3.1.6 implies that the following properties are equivalent:
      a) K is a perfect field;
      b) any irreducible polynomial of K[X] is separable;
      c) any element of an algebraic closure of K is separable over K;
      d) any algebraic extension of K is separable;
      e) for any finite extension KL, the number of K-homomrphisms from K to an algebraically closed extension of K is equal to [L:K].
      Corollary 3.1.8. Any algebraic extension of a perfect field is again a perfect field.

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