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by waqf
3271 days ago
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You are right but I don't think the audience here (people trying to learn Galois theory for the first time) will understand your comment either. The original paper didn't even make clear that a_i are the coefficients and x_i are the roots … that's the level at which we need to be clarifying. |
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To members of HN audience who want to learn GT, I recommend the freely available book by Postnikov.
p.s. Fwiw, the paper did make clear the distinction between the a_i, x_i, and the alpha_i. See the second page proper of TFA.