An Intermediate Theory for a Purely Inseparable Galois Theory

Hopf Galois structures on primitive purely inseparable extensions

Let L/K be a primitive purely inseparable extension of fields of characteristic p, [L : K] > p, p odd. It is well known that L/K is Hopf Galois for some Hopf algebra H, and it is suspected that L/K is Hopf Galois for numerous choices of H. We construct a family of K-Hopf algebras H for which L is an H-Galois object. For some choices of K we will exhibit an infinite number of such H. We provide ...

Galois Theory for Beginners

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Scaffolds and integral Hopf Galois module structure on purely inseparable extensions

Let p be prime. Let L/K be a finite, totally ramified, purely inseparable extension of local fields, [L : K] = p, n ≥ 2. It is known that L/K is Hopf Galois for numerous Hopf algebras H, each of which can act on the extension in numerous ways. For a certain collection of such H we construct “Hopf Galois scaffolds” which allow us to obtain a Hopf analogue to the Normal Basis Theorem for L/K. The...

Category Theory and Galois Theory

Galois theory translates questions about fields into questions about groups. The fundamental theorem of Galois theory states that there is a bijection between the intermediate fields of a field extension and the subgroups of the corresponding Galois group. After a basic introduction to category and Galois theory, this project recasts the fundamental theorem of Galois theory using categorical la...

Galois Theory