Find irr(α, Q) and deg(α, Q), where α = √ 2 + i.
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Can anyone tell me the meaning of the notation irr(, Q)? I also have deg(, Q) which I assume means the degree of the field extension (same notation as [ : Q]). I have never seen irr before.
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