A polynomial is separable if it has no repeated root in a splitting field — equivalently (a repeated root is a common root; conversely, over the splitting field, a common root is repeated; and the gcd does not change under field extension, Corollary 3.17’s argument). An algebraic element is separable if its minimal polynomial is; an extension is separable if all its elements are.
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