The AdjoinRoot P-dimension of AdjoinRoot (P^k) is k under the scalar tower hypothesis.
Theorem 1.7.
Let ๐ be a field and P be an irreducible polynomial over ๐. If P' โ 0, then ๐[X]โงธ(P ^ k)
is isomorphic, as an ๐[X]โงธ(P)-algebra (and hence as a ๐-algebra), to (๐[X]โงธ(P))[Y]โงธ(Y ^ k).
The isomorphism is given by Y โฆ P.
A ring equivalence preserves the nilradical ideal.
The quotient of A[Y]/(Y^k) by the ideal (Y) is canonically isomorphic to A.
We present A[Y]/(Y^k) as AdjoinRoot (X^k) and the ideal (Y) as the span of the adjoined
root.
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The isomorphism A[Y]/(Y^k)/(Y) โ A sends scalars to scalars.
For a field A, the nilradical of A[Y]/(Y^k) (presented as AdjoinRoot (X^k)) is the ideal
generated by Y, i.e. the span of the adjoined root.
For fields A and B, the truncated polynomial rings A[Y]/(Y^k) and B[Y]/(Y^k) (presented
as AdjoinRoot (X^k)) are isomorphic if and only if A and B are isomorphic.
For ๐-algebra fields A and B, the truncated polynomial rings A[Y]/(Y^k) and B[Y]/(Y^k)
(presented as AdjoinRoot (X^k)) are isomorphic as ๐-algebras if and only if A and B are
isomorphic as ๐-algebras.
Theorem 1.8.
Let ๐ be a field. Let Pโ and Pโ be irreducible polynomials over ๐ and let k be a
positive integer. If Pโ and Pโ are separable (i.e. Pแตข' โ 0), then the local rings
๐[X]โงธ(Pโ ^ k) and ๐[X]โงธ(Pโ ^ k) are isomorphic if and only if their residue fields ๐[X]โงธ(Pโ)
and ๐[X]โงธ(Pโ) are isomorphic.
Proposition 1.10.
Let Pโ and Pโ be two irreducible polynomials over ๐ and k a positive integer. If Pโ and
Pโ are separable (i.e. Pแตข' โ 0), then the local rings ๐[X]โงธ(Pโ ^ k) and ๐[X]โงธ(Pโ ^ k) are
isomorphic as ๐-algebras if and only if their residue fields ๐[X]โงธ(Pโ) and ๐[X]โงธ(Pโ) are
isomorphic as ๐-algebras.