The bottom theorem for separable cofinite subfields of random extensions

Let KK be a Hilbertian field and let e1e\geq 1 be an integer. For an ee-tuple σGal(K)e\boldsymbol{\sigma}\in\operatorname{Gal}(K)^e, write Ks(σ)K_s(\boldsymbol{\sigma}) for the fixed field of the closed subgroup generated by its coordinates.

Bottom theorem. For almost all σGal(K)e\boldsymbol{\sigma}\in\operatorname{Gal}(K)^e and every proper subfield NKs(σ)N\subsetneqq K_s(\boldsymbol{\sigma}), if the extension Ks(σ)/NK_s(\boldsymbol{\sigma})/N is separable, then it is infinite.

This is the separable modification of the bottom theorem problem for Hilbertian fields in positive characteristic, where purely inseparable finite extensions can occur. The supplied text does not state whether the assertion has been proved or remains open.

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Lior Bary-Soroker, “Pseudo Algebraically Closed Extensions”, arXiv:0907.2892 (2009).

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