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Theorem: Algebraic descent criterion
Descent, scalar tests, and coherence equations · lines 1231–1257 · proof included or linked
IX-C-ST@1#thm:descent
Let be surjective and let be linear. There is a unique bilinear map with
if and only if
For two presented arguments, the condition is vanishing on
Proof. Necessity follows by inserting a zero argument. For sufficiency, two presentations of the same argument differ by an element of the indicated kernel; the condition makes their assigned values equal. Linearity gives bilinearity and surjectivity gives uniqueness. Apply the argument to both slots for the last assertion.
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