A universal coefficient theorem for Gauss's Lemma

Abstract

We prove a version of Gauss's Lemma. It recursively constructs polynomials ck for k=0,1,...,m+n, in Z[ai,Ai,bj,Bj] for i=0,...,m, and j=0,1,...,n, having degree at most (m+n choose m) in each of the four variable sets, such that whenever Ai,Bj,Ck are the coefficients of polynomials A(X),B(X),C(X) with C(X)=A(X)B(X) and 1 = a0 A0 +...+ am Am = b0 B0 +...+ bn Bn, then one also has 1 = c0 C0 +...+ cm+n Cm+n.

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