There is defined
Z[i] = {a+bi|a,b $\in$ Z}
with standard operations of addition and multiplications complex number. Question is, if factor ring Z[i]/(1-i) is field. How could I prove it? Do you have any hint?
There is defined
Z[i] = {a+bi|a,b $\in$ Z}
with standard operations of addition and multiplications complex number. Question is, if factor ring Z[i]/(1-i) is field. How could I prove it? Do you have any hint?
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Approach 1: We have $2=(1-i)(1+i)$, so in $\Bbb Z[i]/(1-i)$, we have $2=1-i=2i=0$. It doesn't take much work from here to see that the ring has two elements, and what the multiplication in this ring is.
Approach 2: We have $\Bbb Z[i]\cong \Bbb Z[x]/(x^2+1)$, so $\Bbb Z[i]/(1-i)\cong\Bbb Z[x]/(x^2+1, 1-x)$. Now figure out which ring this is by dividing out by first $(1-x)$, and then $(x^2+1)$ instead of the other way around.