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For a finite extension, [K:F]s=[Ks:F]

Statement

If K/F is finite and Ks is the separable closure of F in K, then

[K:F]s=[Ks:F].

Facts & Assumptions

Given: A finite extension K/F and its relative separable closure Ks.

[L1]

The field Ks consists of the elements separable over F (The separable closure of the base inside an algebraic extension).

[L2]

The extension K/Ks is purely inseparable (An algebraic extension is purely inseparable over its separable closure).

[L3]

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

[L4]

A finite separable extension has full separable degree (A finite extension is separable if and only if [K:F]s=[K:F]).

Proof

technique · direct
1.1

The finite extension Ks/F is separable by [L1], so [L4] gives [Ks:F]s=[Ks:F].

L1L4
1.2

By [L2] and [L3], one has [K:Ks]s=1.

L2L3
2.1

Multiplicativity [L5] in FKsK gives [K:F]s=[K:Ks]s[Ks:F]s=[Ks:F]. This includes Ks=F.

step 1.1step 1.2L5algebra

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