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Graduate Determining Irreducibility of f(x) and Third Degree Polynomials in Q[x]
Please somebody help me with this it is very urgent. I have that f(x) = x^5-5x+1 has S_5 as galois group over rationals. ANd M is the splitting field of f(x) over rationals. Then how can I show that : determine f(x) is irreducible over Q({-51}^{1/2})[x] or not? Determine if there is...- peteryellow
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- Degree Polynomials
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Graduate Divisor Function t(n): Proving $2n*(n)^{1/2}$
soory . t(n) = divisor function, i.e., number of positive divisors of n including n and 1. Then I want to show that t(n) < 2*(n)^{1/2}. I mean 2 times squareroot of n.- peteryellow
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- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra
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Graduate Divisor Function t(n): Proving $2n*(n)^{1/2}$
Let t(n) be the divisor function, i.e., the function gives the positive divisors in n including 1 and n. Then I want to show that $2n*(n)^{1/2}.$ I have tried different ideas but nothing is working can somebody please give some hints.- peteryellow
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- Function
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- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra
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Graduate Carmichael Number: Proving $(d+p)(p-1)$ Divisor of $q-1$
ok here it is the clear version of it. n=pqr is carmicahelnumber. if we have that r-1|pq-1 then I have shown that pq-1=d(r-1) where d is [2;p-1]. Moreover I have shown that q-1|d(r-1)-p+1. Now I want to show that if q-1|pr-1 is also fulfilled then q-1 is divisor in (d+p)(p-1). Do you...- peteryellow
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Graduate Carmichael Number: Proving $(d+p)(p-1)$ Divisor of $q-1$
$n=pqr$ is a Carmichael number. If $q-1|pr-1$ and $r-1|pq-1$ then show that q-1 is a divisor in $(d+p)(p-1).$- peteryellow
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Graduate Prime Number Theorem: Proving Equivalence of $P(x)$ and $Li(x)$
yes, but how.- peteryellow
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- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra
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Graduate Prime Number Theorem: Proving Equivalence of $P(x)$ and $Li(x)$
I wish I was done but I am not how can I prove that P(x) \sim Li(x). P is different from /pi. Give any suggestion how can I prove this.- peteryellow
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- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra
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Graduate Prime Number Theorem: Proving Equivalence of $P(x)$ and $Li(x)$
I have shown this but still I need to show that P(x) \sim Li(x).- peteryellow
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- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra
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Graduate Prime Number Theorem: Proving Equivalence of $P(x)$ and $Li(x)$
We have that $P(x) = \sum_{k=1}^{\infty} \frac 1k \pi(x^{1/k})$ and $Li(x) = \int_2^n \frac {dt}{\log t}$ And the prime number theorem is: $$\pi(n) \sim \frac{n}{\log n }$$ I want to show that $$P(x) \sim Li(x)$$ is equivalent to prime number theorem. Can some body please...- peteryellow
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- Prime Theorem
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- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra
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Graduate Understanding Strongly Nilpotent Elements
My definition of a strongly nilpotent element is: Let a be in ring R the element a is strongly nilpotent if for every sequence a_0,a_1,...,a_i,... such that a_0 =a and a_{i+1} is in a_iRa_i, there exists an n with a_n =0. The question is in a theroem I am using that a is not strongly...- peteryellow
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Graduate A simple domain not being skew field?
Simple ring M_n(F) where F is a field, but what is the definition of a simple domain?- peteryellow
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- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra
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Graduate Prove Simplicity of R-Module V & Find Jac(R) & isomorphism R + R
Let V be a countable dimensional vectorspace over a field F . Let R denote End_F V . Prove that V is a simple R-module. If $ e1 , e2 , . . .$ is a basis of V , then we have a module homomorphism φ_j from R to V , sending f in R to f (e_j ). Find the ker(φ_j) . Find Jac(R). here I...- peteryellow
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Graduate Solving Euler Equation for F(K) and U(C) with Initial and Terminal Conditions
The functions K maps to f(K) and C maps to U(C) are given as: F(K) = aK and U(C) = -C^2 +b here a and b are positive constants. the initial and teriminal conditions with the triminal time T = 1/a are K(0) = K_0 and K_T = K(1/a) here K_0 and K_T are positive constants. Write Euler...- peteryellow
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- Conditions Euler Initial
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- Forum: Differential Equations
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Graduate A simple domain not being skew field?
Can you find an example of a simple domain not being skew field?- peteryellow
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- Domain Field
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Graduate Is Z[T]/(T^3) a Field Due to T^3's Irreducibility?
But Morphism can you please tell me that what are prime and maximal ideals of the ring, and how can I FIND THEM. PLEASE HELP. THNAKS- peteryellow
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- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra