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joebohr
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Is it possible to compute the Galois Group of a polynomial manually (without a computer)? If so, can someone please explain how? I can't seem to find any information (aside from computer algorithms) on how to find a Galois Group or how to factor a polynomial modulo a prime. If it helps to illustrate, use these two examples:
Example 1: x^6-2x^2+3x+1
Example 2: x^2-x-4
Example 1: x^6-2x^2+3x+1
Example 2: x^2-x-4