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Whether an extension of function fields — e.g. k(x1,...,xn) over k(f1,...,fn) induced by a polynomial or rational map — is separable or inseparable, including Jacobian-determinant criteria for separability and the behavior of such extensions in positive characteristic. Invertibility claims about polynomial maps belong under the Jacobian-conjecture tags; number-field separability claims (CM fields,

A polynomial map in positive characteristic with nonzero Jacobian determinant induces a separable algebraic extension of rational function fields.

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