Left PBW basis for a derivation Ore extension #
The normal-form Ore
ring is a left module over its coefficient field even when the derivation is
nonzero (and hence the coefficient field is not central). Transporting the
ordinary polynomial monomial basis across the checked normal-form equivalence
gives the expected basis 1, ∂, ∂², ....
The iterated tower still needs the commuting derivations to be extended over earlier stages. Nothing in this file postulates such extensions.
The coefficient field acts on an Ore extension by multiplication on the left through the canonical coefficient embedding. Centrality is neither assumed nor needed.
Coefficient-left Ore normal form as a linear equivalence over the coefficient field.
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The powers of the Ore variable form a left basis over the coefficient field.
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Every element has a unique finite coefficient-left expansion in powers of the Ore variable.