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find a basis for Q[e^(i*pi/3)]
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the basis for this or for the basis for \[\mathbb Z[e^{\frac{\pi}{3}i}]\]? i guess i am confused, because if i recall correctly if you are working over Q it would just be 1 and your root of unity
sorry, over Q. I got {1, i*sqrt{3}}
i think that looks good. you definitely need i and root 3, and you get both of those with your basis
it has been a while, but your extension should be of degree 2, because \[\phi(3)=2\] and you indeed have an extension of degree 2
Thought that was right. just wasn't sure. Thanks
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sorry i couldn't be more help. are you studying galois?
Not yet. Not sure we get to that this semester, it may be next semester.
have fun. it is a great topic
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