A nonzero dense polynomial supplies a nonzero coefficient and hence a nontrivial coefficient ring.
Embed every coefficient of a dense polynomial into the fraction field.
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Coefficients commute with the fraction-field embedding.
Fraction embedding preserves the normalized dense size.
Fraction embedding preserves the leading coefficient.
Fraction embedding reflects polynomial zero.
Fraction embedding is injective.
Fraction embedding preserves zero.
Fraction embedding preserves constants.
Fraction embedding preserves addition.
Fraction embedding preserves negation.
Fraction embedding preserves subtraction.
Fraction embedding preserves scalar multiplication.
Fraction embedding preserves polynomial multiplication.
Pseudo-division commutes with the fraction-field embedding on an ordered nonzero input pair.
Pull coefficientwise exact scalar division back from the fraction field.
The image hypothesis is the integrality certificate later supplied by a generalized subresultant minor.
Coefficientwise integrality in the fraction field proves that executable scalar division reconstructs the original polynomial.