The Fundamental Theorem of Infinite Galois Theory #
In this file, we prove the fundamental theorem of infinite Galois theory and the special case for
open subgroups and normal subgroups. We first verify that IntermediateField.fixingSubgroup and
IntermediateField.fixedField are inverses of each other between intermediate fields and
closed subgroups of the Galois group.
Main definitions and results #
In K/k, for any intermediate field L :
fixingSubgroup_isClosed: the subgroup fixingL(Gal(K/L)) is closed.fixedField_fixingSubgroup: the field fixed by the subgroup fixingLis equal toLitself.
For any subgroup H of Gal(K/k) :
restrict_fixedField: For a Galois intermediate fieldM, the fixed field of the image ofHrestricted toMis equal to the fixed field ofHintersected withM.fixingSubgroup_fixedField: IfHis closed, the fixing subgroup of the fixed field ofHis equal toHitself.
The fundamental theorem of infinite Galois theory :
IntermediateFieldEquivClosedSubgroup: The order equivalence is given by mapping any intermediate fieldLto the subgroup fixingL, and the inverse maps any closed subgroup ofGal(K/k)Hto the fixed field ofH. The composition is equal to the identity as described in the lemmas above, and compatibility with the order follows easily.
Special cases :
isOpen_iff_finite: The fixing subgroup of an intermediate fieldLis open if and only ifLis finite-dimensional.normal_iff_isGalois: The fixing subgroup of an intermediate fieldLis normal if and only ifLis Galois.
For a subgroup H of Gal(K/k), the fixed field of the image of H under the restriction to
a normal intermediate field E is equal to the fixed field of H in K intersecting with E.
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