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Fp(t)/Fp(tp) is purely inseparable of degree p and separable degree one

Example

For a prime p, the extension Fp(t)/Fp(tp) is purely inseparable, has ordinary degree p, and has separable degree one.

Facts & Assumptions

Given: A prime p, the field K=Fp(t), and its subfield F=Fp(tp).

[L2]

A polynomial ring over a field is a unique factorization domain (For every field F, F[x] is a unique factorisation domain).

[L3]
[L5]

A finite purely inseparable extension has separable degree one (Pure inseparability and its conjugate, embedding, and separable-degree criteria).

Verification

technique · direct
1.1L1L2algebra

Put u=tp, so F=Fp(u). If u=(r(u)/s(u))p for nonzero coprime r,s∈Fp[u], then unique factorization gives 1+p vu(s)=p vu(r), which is impossible modulo p. Thus u is not a pth power in F.

2.1step 1.1L3L4

The element t is a root of xp−u, which is irreducible by [L3]. Hence [L4] gives K=F(t) and [K:F]=p.

3.1L5algebra∎

For every z=r(t)/s(t)∈K, characteristic p gives zp=r(t)p/s(t)p∈Fp(tp)=F. Thus K/F is purely inseparable, and [L5] gives [K:F]s=1.

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