Exercise 16, § 8
Commutative Algebra, VI, 468
Let K be a Henselian field with a valuation v of height 1. If L is an infinite separable algebraic extension of K, show that L cannot be complete with the valuation extending v (and also denoted by v). (Form a sequence of elements of L such that the degree of with respect to K tends to and is strictly greater than the valuations of the differences between and its conjugates with respect to K; show that the sequence is a Cauchy sequence which cannot converge in E, using Exercise 12 (b).)
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