The multiplier agrees with the fixed leading-coefficient power after interpretation.
Every nonzero divisor has a nonzero recorded multiplier.
Reconstruction is an identity of interpreted polynomials, not stored representatives.
Interpreted remainders have strictly smaller degree, with zero recorded separately.
The pseudo-remainder is the field remainder times its recorded nonzero scalar.
Both pseudo-division outputs agree with field division after scaling by the recorded multiplier; no inverse operation is required on the source carrier.
The actual fraction-free gcd has precisely the common divisors of the inputs in the semantic field. It need not be a polynomial gcd over the stored domain.
Plain pseudo-gcd agrees with field gcd up to a nonzero scalar, including zero inputs.
Correcting a negative multiplier negates the quotient and remainder too.
Sign correction preserves the strict interpreted remainder-degree bound.
The signed variant returns a strictly positive interpreted multiplier.