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nonrepresentability Nonrepresentability by radicals and entire (or meromorphic) functions of algebraic functions

It is known that an algebraic function with non-solvable monodromy group can not be represented by radicals. Where can we find a detailed proof about the nonrepresentability by radicals and entire (or meromorphic) functions of algebraic functions in some english English references.

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nonrepresentability by radicals and entire (or meromorphic) functions of algebraic functions

It is known that an algebraic function with non-solvable monodromy group can not be represented by radicals. Where can we find a detailed proof about the nonrepresentability by radicals and entire (or meromorphic) functions of algebraic functions in some english references.

Thanks.

Nonrepresentability by radicals and entire (or meromorphic) functions of algebraic functions

It is known that an algebraic function with non-solvable monodromy group can not be represented by radicals. Where can we find a detailed proof about the nonrepresentability by radicals and entire (or meromorphic) functions of algebraic functions in some English references?

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nonrepresentability by radicals and entire (or meromorphic) functions of algebraic functions

It is known that an algebraic function with non-solvable monodromy group can not be represented by radicals. Where can we find a detailed proof about the nonrepresentability by radicals and entire (or meromorphic) functions of algebraic functions in some english references.

Thanks.