Hello Experts,
How do I prove that the kernel of phi: Z[sqrt(3)] -------> Z_11
is the ideal generated by: <11,-5+sqrt(3)>
Please give a step by step answer.
How do I prove that the kernel of phi: Z[sqrt(3)] -------> Z_11
is the ideal generated by: <11,-5+sqrt(3)>
Please give a step by step answer.
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How are you defining phi?
Once this is clear, then I should be able to answer your question.
Once this is clear, then I should be able to answer your question.
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You make it hard to edit if you prematurely give "best answer" (I had the solution all written up just at this point). Here it is again...
φ is onto.
Given x in Z_11:
As x = n (mod 11) for some n = 0, 1, 2, ..., 10,
n is in Z[√3], and φ(n) = n = x (mod 11) as required.
kernel is in next comment.
φ is onto.
Given x in Z_11:
As x = n (mod 11) for some n = 0, 1, 2, ..., 10,
n is in Z[√3], and φ(n) = n = x (mod 11) as required.
kernel is in next comment.
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ker φ = {a+b√3: φ(a+b√3) = 0 mod 11}
= {a+b√3: a+5b = 0 mod 11}
= {a+b√3: a = -5b + 11m for some m in Z}
= {-5b + 11k + b√3: b, m in Z}
= {b(-5+ √3) + 11m: b, m in Z}
= <-5+ √3, 11>.
= {a+b√3: a+5b = 0 mod 11}
= {a+b√3: a = -5b + 11m for some m in Z}
= {-5b + 11k + b√3: b, m in Z}
= {b(-5+ √3) + 11m: b, m in Z}
= <-5+ √3, 11>.
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