Table of contents for Cogalois theory / Toma Albu.


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PREFACE                                                        v

INTRODUCTION                                                    1

Part 1. FINITE COGALOIS THEORY                               13

Chapter 1. PRELIMINARIES                                     15
  1.1. General notation and terminology                      15
  1.2. A short review of basic Field Theory                  19
  1.3. The Vahlen-Capelli Criterion                          39
  1.4. Bounded Abelian groups                                47
  1.5. Exercises to Chapter 1                                50
  1.6. Bibliographical comments to Chapter 1                 52

Chapter 2. KNESER EXTENSIONS                                 53
  2.1. G-Radical and G-Kneser extensions                     53
  2.2. The Kneser Criterion                                  60
  2.3. Exercises to Chapter 2                                65
  2.4. Bibliographical comments to Chapter 2                67

Chapter 3. COGALOIS EXTENSIONS                               69
  3.1. The Greither-Harrison Criterion                       69
  3.2. Examples and properties of Cogalois extensions        74
  3.3. The Cogalois group of a quadratic extension           83
  3.4. Exercises to Chapter 3                                86
  3.5. Bibliographical comments to Chapter 3                 88

Chapter 4. STRONGLY KNESER EXTENSIONS                        89
  4.1. Galois and Cogalois connections                       90
  4.2. Strongly G-Kneser extensions                          94
  4.3. G-Cogalois extensions                                100



  4.4. The Kneser group of a G-Cogalois extension           104
  4.5. Almost G-Cogalois extensions                         108
  4.6. Exercises to Chapter 4                               120
  4.7. Bibliographical comments to Chapter 4                123

Chapter 5. GALOIS G-COGALOIS EXTENSIONS                     125
  5.1. Galois G-radical extensions                          125
  5.2. Abelian G-Cogalois extensions                        128
  5.3. Applications to elementary Field Arithmetic (I)      130
  5.4. Exercises to Chapter 5                               148
  5.5. Bibliographical comments to Chapter 5                151

Chapter 6. RADICAL EXTENSIONS AND CROSSED
            HOMOMORPHISMS                                   153
  6.1. Galois extensions and crossed homomorphisms          154
  6.2. Radical extensions via crossed homomorphisms         159
  6.3. Exercises to Chapter 6                               166
  6.4. Bibliographical comments to Chapter 6                171

Chapter 7. EXAMPLES OF G-COGALOIS EXTENSIONS                173
  7.1. Classical Kummer extensions                          173
  7.2. Generalized Kummer extensions                        178
  7.3. Kummer extensions with few roots of unity            180
  7.4. Quasi-Kummer extensions                              181
  7.5. Cogalois extensions                                  184
  7.6. Exercises to Chapter 7                               186
  7.7. Bibliographical comments to Chapter 7                189

Chapter 8. G-COGALOIS EXTENSIONS AND
            PRIMITIVE ELEMENTS                              191
  8.1. Primitive elements for G-Cogalois extensions         191
  8.2. Applications to elementary Field Arithmetic (II)     196
  8.3. Exercises to Chapter 8                               204
  8.4. Bibliographical comments to Chapter 8                205

Chapter 9. APPLICATIONS TO ALGEBRAIC
            NUMBER FIELDS                                   207
  9.1. Number theoretic preliminaries                       207
  9.2. Some classical results via Cogalois Theory           212
  9.3. Hecke systems of ideal numbers                       218



  9.4. Exercises to Chapter 9                               225
  9.5. Bibliographical comments to Chapter 9                 227

Chapter 10. CONNECTIONS WITH GRADED ALGEBRAS
            AND HOPF ALGEBRAS                                229
  10.1. G-Cogalois extensions via strongly graded fields    229
  10.2. Cogalois extensions and Hopf algebras               242
  10.3. Exercises to Chapter 10                             253
  10.4. Bibliographical comments to Chapter 10              255

Part 2. INFINITE COGALOIS THEORY                             257

Chapter 11. INFINITE KNESER EXTENSIONS                       259
  11.1. Infinite G-Kneser extensions                        259
  11.2. Infinite strongly Kneser extensions                 262
  11.3. Exercises to Chapter 11                             266
  11.4. Bibliographical comments to Chapter 11              267

Chapter 12. INFINITE G-COGALOIS EXTENSIONS                   269
  12.1. The General Purity Criterion and its applications   269
  12.2. Infinite Cogalois extensions                        276
  12.3. Exercises to Chapter 12                             279
  12.4. Bibliographical comments to Chapter 12              281

Chapter 13. INFINITE KUMMER THEORY                           283
  13.1. Infinite classical Kummer extensions                283
  13.2. Infinite generalized Kummer extensions              285
  13.3. Infinite Kummer extensions with few roots of unity  286
  13.4. Infinite quasi-Kummer extensions                    287
  13.5. Exercises to Chapter 13                             289
  13.6. Bibliographical comments to Chapter 13              289

Chapter 14. INFINITE GALOIS THEORY AND
            PONTRYAGIN DUALITY                               291
  14.1. Profinite groups and Infinite Galois Theory         291
  14.2. Character group and Pontryagin Duality              296
  14.3. Exercises to Chapter 14                             300
  14.4. Bibliographical comments to Chapter 14              303



Chapter 15. INFINITE GALOIS G-COGALOIS
            EXTENSIONS                                        305
  15.1. The infinite Kneser group via crossed homomorphisms  306
  15.2. Lattice-isomorphic groups                             314
  15.3. Infinite Abelian G-Cogalois extensions                317
  15.4. Exercises to Chapter 15                               325
  15.5. Bibliographical comments to Chapter 15                327

Bibliography                                                  329
Index                                                         335





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