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LeanPool.MarkoffModP.BGS.HasseWeil.OnePointDivisorSplit

Splitting an effective divisor at one place #

The one-point Stepanov argument starts with a many-pole divisor supplied by plane monomials, then removes every allowed pole except the distinguished one. This file records the elementary divisor identities needed for that comparison. The actual codimension estimate is kept separate.

Delete the coefficient of D at P, retaining all other coefficients.

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    Splitting off the P coefficient recovers the original divisor.

    Removing one coefficient preserves effectiveness.

    For an effective divisor, its one-place part is coefficientwise below it.

    The one-point space using the selected coefficient embeds in the full Riemann space of an effective divisor.