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Is this how to find a polynomial with a given splitting field?


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Suppose we want to find a polynomial whose splitting field is $Bbb Q(sqrt{2}, sqrt{-3})$ over $Bbb Q$. Then the following is how you'd do it right ?



We want to adjoin the roots $alpha=sqrt{2}, beta=sqrt{-3}$. so we could just say $(x^2-2)(x^2+3)=0$ and expanding the brackets gives the polynomial .










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Suppose we want to find a polynomial whose splitting field is $Bbb Q(sqrt{2}, sqrt{-3})$ over $Bbb Q$. Then the following is how you'd do it right ?



We want to adjoin the roots $alpha=sqrt{2}, beta=sqrt{-3}$. so we could just say $(x^2-2)(x^2+3)=0$ and expanding the brackets gives the polynomial .










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Suppose we want to find a polynomial whose splitting field is $Bbb Q(sqrt{2}, sqrt{-3})$ over $Bbb Q$. Then the following is how you'd do it right ?



We want to adjoin the roots $alpha=sqrt{2}, beta=sqrt{-3}$. so we could just say $(x^2-2)(x^2+3)=0$ and expanding the brackets gives the polynomial .










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Suppose we want to find a polynomial whose splitting field is $Bbb Q(sqrt{2}, sqrt{-3})$ over $Bbb Q$. Then the following is how you'd do it right ?



We want to adjoin the roots $alpha=sqrt{2}, beta=sqrt{-3}$. so we could just say $(x^2-2)(x^2+3)=0$ and expanding the brackets gives the polynomial .







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Yes, that's exactly how I would do it.
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