Defining Transcendentals in Function Fields.
Given any field K, there is a function field F/K in one variable containing definable transcendentals over K, i,e., elements in F/K first-order definable in the language of fields with parameters from K. Hence, the model-theoretic and the field-theoretic relative algebraic closure of K in F do not c...
Main Author: | Koenigsmann, J |
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Format: | Journal article |
Language: | English |
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2002
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