Galois correspondence

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Galois correspondence is a fundamental concept in field theory that establishes a one-to-one relationship between intermediate field extensions and subgroups of a Galois group.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf concept in Galois theory
concept in field theory
mathematical concept
appliesTo Galois extensions
assumes field extensions are over a fixed base field
centralTo inverse Galois problem
modern algebraic number theory
theory of finite fields
characterizes Galois extensions by the existence of a lattice isomorphism
direction larger subgroups correspond to smaller intermediate fields
smaller subgroups correspond to larger intermediate fields
domain finite Galois extensions
field Galois theory NERFINISHED
abstract algebra
field theory
formalizedAs anti-isomorphism of lattices
generalizedTo Galois theory of infinite extensions via Krull topology
infinite Galois extensions
hasAnalogue Galois connection in order theory
hasVariant Galois correspondence for covering spaces in algebraic topology
Galois correspondence in algebraic geometry NERFINISHED
fundamental theorem of Galois theory
historicalContext developed in the 19th century
implies normal subgroups correspond to normal intermediate extensions in towers
quotient groups correspond to subextensions
involves Galois group
automorphisms of a field extension
fixed field of a subgroup
is a one-to-one correspondence between intermediate fields and subgroups of the Galois group
maps each intermediate field to its stabilizer subgroup in the Galois group
each subgroup of the Galois group to its fixed field
namedAfter Évariste Galois NERFINISHED
property inclusion-reversing
order-reversing
relates intermediate fields
subgroups of a Galois group
requires Galois group acts faithfully on the extension field
normality of the extension
separability of the extension
structure lattice anti-isomorphism between intermediate fields and subgroups
typicalCondition the base field is contained in every intermediate field
the extension field is fixed by the trivial subgroup only
typicalStatement there is a bijection between intermediate fields of a finite Galois extension and subgroups of its Galois group
usedIn classification of field extensions
construction of splitting fields
solvability of polynomial equations by radicals
study of normal closures

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Galois conceptNamedAfter Galois correspondence
subject surface form: Évariste Galois
Galois group relatedTo Galois correspondence