Question #106453

Show that d : Q[x]\{0} -> N U {0} : d(f) = 5^deg f is a Euclidean valuation on Q[x]

Expert's answer

We know that for every A,BQ[x]A,B\in\mathbb Q[x] there are P,RQ[x]P,R\in\mathbb Q[x] such that A=BP+RA=BP+R, where degR<degB\deg R<\deg B or R=0R=0. Then R=0R=0 or d(R)=5degR<5degB=d(B)d(R)=5^{\deg R}<5^{\deg B}=d(B).


We obtain that for every A,BQ[x]A,B\in\mathbb Q[x] there are P,RQ[x]P,R\in\mathbb Q[x] such that A=BP+RA=BP+R, where d(R)<d(B)d(R)<d(B) or R=0R=0.


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