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Shafarevich's theorem
(Theorem)
Theorem
1
(Shafarevich's Theorem)
Every
finite
solvable group
occurs as a
Galois group
of a
finite extension
of
.
One can find a proof in [
S-W
].
Bibliography
S-W
Alexander Schmidt and Kay Wingberg,
Shafarevich's Theorem on Solvable Groups as Galois Groups
.
"Shafarevich's theorem" is owned by
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See Also:
inverse Galois problem
,
solvable group
Keywords:
Galois, solvable
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Cross-references:
finite extension
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Galois group
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solvable group
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finite
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Classification:
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11R32
(Number theory :: Algebraic number theory: global fields :: Galois theory)
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