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Paper 101
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2026-09-24
Let
P
=
p
1
⋯
p
n
and
A
=
Z
/
P
Z
=
R
0
. By the
Chinese remainder theorem
,
A
≅
∏
i
F
p
i
, so
length
A
(
A
)
=
n
.
If
a
positive-degree
monomial
contains both
t
i
and
t
j
with
i
=
j
, then it vanishes:
Bezout identity
gives
u
p
i
+
v
p
j
=
1
, while both
p
i
and
p
j
annihilate that
monomial
. Thus the degree-
d
component for
d
≥
1
is
R
d
≅
⨁
i
=
1
n
A
/
(
p
i
)
,
(1)
and every summand has
length
one. Hence every
R
d
has
length
n
, including
d
=
0
, and
P
R
(
z
)
=
∑
d
≥
0
n
z
d
=
1
−
z
n
.
(2)
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gpt-5
.
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