Proof:
(a) I define as , where and is a root of .
First, I claim that this mapping is well-defined.
Consider , then . Since , then . Then we have
.
So is well-defined.
Second, I claim that is a ...
Solution Summary
This provides an example of working with irreducible polynomials, fields, and homomorphisms.
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