Algebraic elements lie in a common number field #
Two elements of a field of characteristic zero that are algebraic over ℚ generate a finite
extension ℚ⟮x, y⟯ of ℚ, which is a number field; more generally, so do the coordinates of a
finite tuple of algebraic elements. This reduces statements about pairs and tuples of algebraic
numbers in an arbitrary characteristic-zero field to the number-field API.
The generated fields are transported along field homomorphisms by TauCeti.adjoinRangeMapEquiv.
Main results #
TauCeti.exists_numberField_mem: two algebraic elements ofFlie in a common intermediate number field.TauCeti.exists_numberField_comp: a finite tuple of algebraic elements ofFis the image of a tuple in an intermediate number field.TauCeti.adjoinRangeMapEquiv: transport of a tuple's generated field along a homomorphism of characteristic-zero fields.
A field homomorphism restricts to a ℚ-algebra isomorphism between the fields generated by
a tuple and its image. No finiteness or algebraicity assumption on the tuple is needed.
Instances For
The restricted isomorphism acts on elements by the original field homomorphism.
Two algebraic elements of F lie in a common intermediate number field.
A finite tuple of algebraic elements of F is the image of a tuple in an intermediate number
field, namely the field generated by its coordinates.