Wednesday, 3 June 2015

abstract algebra - how to compute its Galois group

suppose $E=Q(\sqrt{2},\sqrt3,u)$ ,where $u^2=(9-5\sqrt{3})(2-\sqrt{2})$ The question is to prove it is Galois extension,and compute its Galois group.




Notice that the characteristic of $Q$ is infinity, so very irreducible polynomial is separable. Then just to prove $E/Q$ is the splitting field of the minimal polynomial of $ \sqrt{2},\sqrt3,u$.
My problem is compute the minimal polynomial of $u$,is there any easy way to compute its minimal polynomial?I think only know its minimal polynamial,then I can compute its roots ,which are possible image that $Q-$homophorsims send $u$ to

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