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Greatest-common-divisor domain

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A greatest-common-divisor domain is an integral domain in which every two nonzero elements have a greatest common divisor, defined up to multiplication by a unit.
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Euclid lemma in a greatest-common-divisor domain

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Greatest-common-divisor domain
If gcd(a,b)=1 and a∣bc in a greatest-common-divisor domain, then a∣c. Indeed, the least common multiple of a and b is associate to ab and divides every common multiple; applying this to bc and cancelling b proves the claim.

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