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Claude Martin,Jean-Louis Vincentms, but it will be such that . ∈ Id(.) iff every normal form of . equals 0. This is good enough for the solution of the equivalence problem (cf. Theorem 5.55). For Euclidean domains that allow the computation of unique remainders, we will even obtain a reduction relation with unique normal forms.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-03143-5l be content to give a method for solving the respective problem in finitely many steps. The reader who has a further interest in these algorithms is thus provided with the theoretical background to proceed to the advanced literature.

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Calculus