AbstractThe notion of ‘Pseudo Algebraically Closed (PAC) extensions’ is a generalization of the classical notion of PAC fields. In this work we develop a basic machinery to study PAC extensions. This machinery is based on a generalization of embedding problems to field extensions. The main goal is to prove that the Galois closure of any proper separable algebraic PAC extension is its separable closure. As a result we get a classification of all finite PAC extensions which in turn proves the ‘bottom conjecture’ for finitely generated infinite fields.The secondary goal of this work is to unify proofs of known results about PAC extensions and to establish new basic properties of PAC extensions, e.g. transitiveness of PAC extensions
Every field K admits proper projective extensions, that is, Galois extensions where the Galois group...
Separably closed fields, Henselian fields, PAC fields, PRC fields, and PpC fields enjoy a common fea...
Every field K admits proper projective extensions, that is, Galois extensions where the Galois group...
This PhD deals with the notion of pseudo algebraically closed (PAC) extensions of fields. It develop...
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International audienceThis paper studies unbounded PAC fields and shows an amalgamation result for t...
Introduction Let K be a PAC (pseudo algebraically closed) field. Then the absolute Galois group GK ...
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There are three main types of “pseudo closed fields”. They are the “pseudo algebraically closed fiel...
The algebraic closure of R is C, which is a finite extension. Are there other fields which are not a...
In this article we further develop field theory in Mizar [1], [2], [3] towards splitting fields. We ...
The fundamental theorem of arithmetic factorizes any integer into a product of prime numbers. The Jo...
Every field K admits proper projective extensions, that is, Galois extensions where the Galois group...
Separably closed fields, Henselian fields, PAC fields, PRC fields, and PpC fields enjoy a common fea...
Every field K admits proper projective extensions, that is, Galois extensions where the Galois group...
This PhD deals with the notion of pseudo algebraically closed (PAC) extensions of fields. It develop...
A field K is called pseudo-algebraically closed (PAC) if every absolutely irreducible variety define...
International audienceThis paper studies unbounded PAC fields and shows an amalgamation result for t...
Introduction Let K be a PAC (pseudo algebraically closed) field. Then the absolute Galois group GK ...
AbstractThe model-complete, complete theories of pseudo-algebraically closed fields are characterize...
1. In this paper we wish to study fields which can be written as inter-sections of real closed field...
AbstractWe generalize the notion of a projective profinite group to a projective pair of a profinite...
AbstractThe theorem of Lang asserting that a formally real finitely generated field extension of a r...
There are three main types of “pseudo closed fields”. They are the “pseudo algebraically closed fiel...
The algebraic closure of R is C, which is a finite extension. Are there other fields which are not a...
In this article we further develop field theory in Mizar [1], [2], [3] towards splitting fields. We ...
The fundamental theorem of arithmetic factorizes any integer into a product of prime numbers. The Jo...
Every field K admits proper projective extensions, that is, Galois extensions where the Galois group...
Separably closed fields, Henselian fields, PAC fields, PRC fields, and PpC fields enjoy a common fea...
Every field K admits proper projective extensions, that is, Galois extensions where the Galois group...