A finite Galois closure for a one-variable function field #
For a finite separable extension L / K(t), choose an embedding of L into
the absolute separable closure of K(t) and take its normal closure there.
The result is a finite Galois extension of K(t) containing an embedded copy
of L.
This is the field-theoretic Galois-closure layer required by the twisted fixed-field argument. It does not identify the algebraic constant field of the closure or construct any Frobenius complements.
A chosen K(t)-embedding of the function field into the absolute
separable closure of K(t).
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The normal closure of the chosen embedded copy of L inside the absolute
separable closure of K(t).
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The original function field embeds into its chosen normal closure.
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The chosen normal closure remains finite over K(t).
The chosen normal closure is Galois over K(t).