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Powers generating 1 #757

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@mzeuner mzeuner commented Apr 5, 2022

A small PR containing a proof of the fact that if a f.g. ideal generates the whole ring, i.e. 1 ∈ ⟨ x₁ , ... , xₙ ⟩,
then taking arbitrary powers of the generators still generates the whole ring, i.e. 1 ∈ ⟨ x₁ᵐ , ... , xₙᵐ ⟩ for any m.

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Looks good except for a comment that could maybe be deleted?

Σlemma (α , p) = subst-∈ ⟨fⁿ,gⁿ⟩ path ∑Binomial∈⟨fⁿ,gⁿ⟩
x = α zero · U zero
y = linearCombination R' (α ∘ suc) (U ∘ suc)
-- x + y = linearCombination R' α U
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Why is this comment here?

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the proof relies on those two being the same definitionally, but I removed anyways

@mortberg mortberg merged commit e794302 into agda:master Apr 6, 2022
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