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Proposition: Formal-order separation
Descent, class transfer, and formal orders · lines 908–928 · proof included or linked
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Let be a vector space or an -independent quotient. A nonzero cannot be cancelled in by positive formal powers:
If are well-defined linear maps on the declared coefficient domain and
then implies .
Proof. Formal series are equal coefficientwise. The coefficient at proves both assertions.
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