Multiplication of normalized exponent-subgroup parts #
LM24, Corollary 6.5.4 states that the normalized H-part of a product is the product of
the normalized H-parts. Its proof uses a specific Ritt-factorisation consequence: a normalized
H-divisor of a product of finite-support real series can be split into normalized H-divisors
of the two factors.
This module names that prerequisite explicitly and proves the complete reduction from it. The
prerequisite is neither installed as an instance nor folded into the definition of a normalized
H-part. Thus the intrinsic definition and uniqueness theorem remain independent of the later
Ritt and greatest-common-divisor proof.
Every normalized finite-support H-divisor of a product of finite-support real series splits
as a product of normalized H-divisors of the two factors. This is the exact factor-splitting
input used in LM24's proof of Corollary 6.5.4.
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Instances For
Characterization of normalized H-divisor refinement by factor witnesses.
The product of two normalized H-parts satisfies the normalized-part divisibility
characterization for the product.
Relational form of LM24, Corollary 6.5.4: any normalized H-part of a product equals the
product of normalized H-parts of its factors.