1. Definition

2. Examples

3. References

In algebra, a p-basis is a generalization of the notion of a separating transcendence basis for a field extension of characteristic p, introduced by {{harvtxt|Teichmüller|1936}}.

Definition

Suppose k is a field of characteristic p and K is a field extension. A p-basis is a set of elements x_i of K such that the elements dx_i form a basis for the K-vector space Ω_K/k of differentials.

Examples

• If K is a finitely generated separable extension of k then a p-basis is the same as a separating transcendence basis. In particular in this case the number of elements of the p-basis is the transcendence degree.
• If k is a field, x an indeterminate, and K the field generated by all elements x^1/pn then the empty set is a p-basis, though the extension is separable and has transcendence degree 1.
• If K is a degree p extension of k obtained by adjoining a pth root t of an element of k then t is a p-basis, so a p-basis has cardinality 1 while the transcendence degree is 0.

References

• {{citation|mr=1546131

• {{citation|year=1936|journal=Deutsche Mathematik|first = O.|last=Teichmüller|title=p-Algebren|volume=1|pages=362–388}}

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