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Henselization of valued field
Let $(K, \nu)$ be a valued field and $x$ is transcendental over $K$. Is there exist a henselian extension of $(K, \nu)$ in between $(K, \nu)$ and $(K(x), \nu^{'})$ where $\nu^{'}$ is an extension (ar …
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Finite extension of valuation
This is a similar question from the book "Valued Fields by Antonio J. Engler and Alexander Prestel, Springer, 2005 " page 82, Exercise 3.5.4.(b).
Let $(K_{1}, V_{1})\subseteq (K_{2}, V_{2})$ be finit …
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Pseudo-cauchy sequence and valuation
Let $k$ be a field and $x$ is transcendental over $k$. Can we construct a pseudo-cauchy sequence $(a_{i})$ convergent to $x$ with each $a_{i}$ is algebraic over $k$ and $k(a_{i})\subseteq k(a_{i + 1}) …
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Henselization of valued field
What is the importance of henselization in valuation theory, when the rank of valuation is bigger than one? Thanks