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LeanPool.LocalComplexGeometry.Nullstellensatz.QuotientPolynomialSpecialization

Specializing polynomial identities modulo an analytic ideal #

An equality of polynomials after reducing their germ coefficients modulo an ideal says that every coefficient difference belongs to that ideal. A finite fixed-degree family of chosen representatives therefore specializes to equal complex polynomials on the ideal's local zero set, on one common neighborhood.

Chosen representatives of all coefficients through a fixed degree bound.

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    The fixed-degree complex polynomial obtained by specializing the chosen coefficient representatives at a base point.

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      The same fixed-degree representative family, before specializing its coefficient functions at a base point.

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        Through a valid degree bound, the polynomial of chosen representative functions maps back to the original polynomial of raw function germs.

        Two valid fixed-degree displays of the same germ polynomial agree after shrinking once.

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        At bound zero, a constant germ polynomial specializes to the chosen representative of its constant coefficient.

        Chosen fixed-degree representatives respect polynomial addition after shrinking once, provided the displayed degree bound covers all three polynomials.

        Chosen fixed-degree representatives respect polynomial multiplication after shrinking once, provided the displayed degree bound covers both factors and their product.

        Quotient equality gives simultaneous equality of every represented coefficient through any prescribed finite degree bound.

        A polynomial identity modulo I specializes to a complex-polynomial identity on V(I), uniformly on one neighborhood.