Associative rings and algebras Division rings and central simple algebras Concept
Degree of a central simple algebra
Summary
The dimension of a central simple algebra over its center is always a perfect square . The number is the degree of the algebra. It is the size of the matrices that the algebra becomes over an algebraically closed field. It bounds the index and the period of the algebra.
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- Maximal subfield
- Amitsur's noncrossed product
- Period and index
- Splitting field of a central simple algebra