1.II.18G

Galois Theory | Part II, 2005

Let L/KL / K be a field extension. State what it means for an element xLx \in L to be algebraic over KK. Show that xx is algebraic over KK if and only if the field K(x)K(x) is finite dimensional as a vector space over KK.

State what it means for a field extension L/KL / K to be algebraic. Show that, if M/LM / L is algebraic and L/KL / K is algebraic, then M/KM / K is algebraic.

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