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• Artin-Schreier polynomial
  In [[field theory]], an '''Artin-Schreier polynomial''' is a polynomial whose roots are used to generate [[field extension]]s of An Artin-Schreier polynomial over a field ''F'' is of the form
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• Artin-Schreier polynomial/Definition
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• Artin-Schreier polynomial/Related Articles
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• Artin-Schreier polynomial
  In [[field theory]], an '''Artin-Schreier polynomial''' is a polynomial whose roots are used to generate [[field extension]]s of An Artin-Schreier polynomial over a field ''F'' is of the form
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• Artin-Schreier polynomial/Related Articles
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• Quadratic equation/Advanced
  To obtain the most general quadratic extension, consider the ''[[Artin-Schreier polynomial]]'' ...ome element α of ''F'' not in the image of ''A'', and so the corresponding Artin-Schreier polynomial has no root in ''F'': it is therefore an [[irreducible polynomial]] and the
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