Exercise 10, § 2
Algebra, VI, p. 39
Bourbaki marks this one as harder than the rest.
a) Let K be an orderable field and E a Galois extension of K. Show that either E is orderable or there exists an orderable algebraic extension F of K, contained in E, such that E is a quadratic extension of F (use Th. 6 of V, p. 70).
b) Show that the polynomial is irreducible over , and that the extension of of degree 4, obtained by adjoining a root of this polynomial to , contains no orderable subfield other than (find all the subfields of by Galois theory).
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