Bachelorarbeit, 2018
40 Seiten, Note: 1,0
The primary aim of this thesis is to establish a connection between the fundamental group and the Galois group in the context of covering spaces. This is achieved by examining the category of finite covering spaces and the category of specific k-algebras over a field k. Furthermore, the thesis delves into the relationship between the separable closure of a field and the universal cover of a topological space. This exploration aims to expand the Fundamental Theorem of Galois Theory to encompass infinite Galois extensions.
Chapter 1 lays the foundation by reviewing key concepts from category theory, algebra, and topology, including definitions of categories, functors, morphisms, and the fundamental group. Chapter 2 delves into the definition and properties of Galois categories, including infinite Galois theory and finite étale algebras. Chapter 3 focuses on the concept of covering spaces, examining the universal cover, coverings with marked points, and the profinite completion of the fundamental group.
The thesis explores concepts such as category theory, fundamental groups, Galois groups, covering spaces, universal covers, profinite completion, finite étale algebras, Riemann surfaces, meromorphic functions, and infinite Galois theory.
The thesis explores the correlation between the fundamental group (from topology) and the Galois group (from algebra), using covering spaces and field extensions as corresponding entities.
Galois categories provide a general framework to show that categories of finite étale algebras and finite covering spaces are correlated, linking the profinite completion of the fundamental group to the absolute Galois group.
It demonstrates an anti-equivalence of categories between finite field extensions of meromorphic functions on a compact Riemann Surface and the category of its branched coverings.
The profinite completion is a construction that allows for an isomorphism between specific Galois groups and the fundamental group, providing deeper insight into their shared behavior.
The study builds on Category Theory, Profinite Groups, Finite Field Extensions, and the theory of Covering Spaces.
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