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\title*{Galois theory}
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\author{Leandro Vendramin\orcidID{0000-0003-0954-7785}}
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\institute{Leandro Vendramin \at Vrije Universiteit Brussel, \email{Leandro.Vendramin@vub.be}}
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\abstract{The notes correspond to the bachelor 
course \emph{Galois theory} of the 
Vrije Universiteit Brussel, 
Faculty of Sciences, 
Department of Mathematics and Data Sciences. The course
is divided into thirteen two-hour lectures. 
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The material is somewhat standard. Basic texts on fields and Galois theory 
are for example \cite{MR1645586} and 
\cite{MR3379917}. 
As usual, we also mention a set of 
\href{https://kconrad.math.uconn.edu/blurbs/}{great expository papers} by 
Keith Conrad, the notes are extremely well-written and useful  
at every stage of a mathematical career. 
Several chapters contain optional paragraphs that give examples of 
how to apply \href{https://oscar.computeralgebra.de/}{OSCAR Computer Algebra System}
to concrete problems in Galois theory. 
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Thanks go to Wouter Appelmans, Luca Descheemaeker, 
Alejandro de la Cueva Merino, 
Wannes Malfait,
Lukas Simons. 
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This version 
was compiled on \today~at~\currenttime.}

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