Interpret coefficients without identifying distinct stored nonzero values.
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Expose the polynomial correspondence without unfolding its implementation.
Zero reflection is sufficient; injectivity of the coefficient map is not needed.
A nonzero monicized representation has leading value one under interpretation.
A zero difference decides semantic equality, even for unequal stored polynomials.
Constant polynomials interpret their coefficient, including zero.
Scalar multiplication is interpreted coefficientwise.
The interpreted remainder is Mathlib's remainder, including division by zero.
Polynomial modulus notation has the same interpreted remainder.
Both division outputs agree with Mathlib, including a zero divisor.
The shared monic division corresponds to mathematical division without requiring an inverse or division operation on coefficient representatives.
The raw gcd is associated to Mathlib's normalized gcd.
The actual extended gcd supplies the interpreted Bézout identity.