Quadratic fiels are a very serious mathematical notion. A book accessible to any schoolchild is Mak TRIFKOVIĆ - Algebraic Theory of Quadratic Numbers (Springer Science+Business Media, New York, 2003).
RMT is a magazine.. not too serious: don't try to use the electronic edition because you will be disappointed. You can take a look at the magazine here. In Issue 2 of 1975, the article on pages 3-8 contains a rather complicated statement about the radicals of these numbers.
If \;\sqrt[n]{a+b\sqrt{d}}=x+y\sqrt{d} then \;\sqrt[n]{a-b\sqrt{d}}=|x-y\sqrt{d}|
and a sufficient condition for this to happen is
\sqrt[n]{a+b\sqrt{d}}=x+y\sqrt{d}\;\;\;\Rightarrow\;\;\sqrt[n]{a^2-b^2\cdot d} \in \mathbb{Q}\tag{N}
The condition (N) is not sufficient, as their example shows
\sqrt{18+2\sqrt{77}}=\sqrt{11}+\sqrt{7}\neq x+y\sqrt{77} although \sqrt{18^2-2^2 \cdot 77}=4
In my opinion, if d is a prime number, then the condition (N) is indeed
Necessary_ and_ Sufficient.
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