Associative rings and algebras Definition
Kernel of a ring homomorphism
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Definition
Let be a ring homomorphism. The kernel of is the set
Remarks
The kernel of is a two-sided ideal of . The kernel of the reduction map is . The map is injective if and only if , by the kernel criterion.
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Where this leads
21 pages build on this one.
- Uniqueness of finite fields of a given order
- Uniqueness of the algebraic closure
- Galois field
- Uniqueness of splitting fields
- Ring homomorphisms from a field are injective
- Impossibility of doubling the cube
- Impossibility of trisecting the angle
- A ring homomorphism is injective iff its kernel is zero
- Degree of a simple extension is the degree of the minimal polynomial
- Universal property of the quotient ring
- The degree of a constructible number is a power of two
- Impossibility of squaring the circle
- Gauss–Wantzel theorem
- First isomorphism theorem for rings
- K(a) is isomorphic to K[x] modulo the minimal polynomial
- Model theory of algebraically closed fields
- Weil conjectures
- Steinitz's theorem on algebraically closed fields
- Standard conjectures on algebraic cycles
- Categorical theory
- Impossibility of the classical construction problems
Further reading
- Web https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kernel_(algebra), Ring homomorphisms
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| Defines | Kernel of a ring homomorphism |
| Uses | Ring homomorphism |
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