Prime fields #
A prime field is a field that does not contain any nontrivial subfield. Prime fields are ℚ in
characteristic 0 and ZMod p in characteristic p with p a prime number. Any field K
contains a unique prime field: it is the smallest field contained in K.
Results #
- The fields
ℚandZMod pare prime fields. These are stated as the instances that says that the correspondingSubfieldtype is aSubsingleton. Subfield.bot_eq_of_charZero: the smallest subfield of a field of characteristic0is (the image of)ℚ.Subfield.bot_eq_of_zMod_algebra: the smallest subfield of a field of characteristicpis (the image of)ZMod p.
The smallest subfield of a field of characteristic 0 is (the image of) ℚ.
Equivalence between the smallest subfield of a field of characteristic 0 and ℚ.
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Instances For
The smallest subfield of a field of characteristic p is (the image of) ZMod p.
Note that the fact that the field K is of characteristic p is stated by the fact that it is
ZMod p-algebra.
Alias of Subfield.bot_eq_of_zmod_algebra.
The smallest subfield of a field of characteristic p is (the image of) ZMod p.
Note that the fact that the field K is of characteristic p is stated by the fact that it is
ZMod p-algebra.
Equivalence between the smallest subfield of a field of characteristic p and ZMod p.
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- Subfield.botEquivZMod K p = (RingEquiv.subfieldCongr ⋯).trans (algebraMap (ZMod p) K).rangeRestrictFieldEquiv.symm