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Proof of continuous_bilinear #101
Proof of continuous_bilinear #101
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I didn't read the first big proof yet; I was hoping that it somehow wouldn't be necessary, but maybe it is. The issue seems to be that you want to consider two topologies on A even though they're the same :-/
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This is looking great now! Well done! Tidy up any final bits, deal with the comments and I'll merge.
Co-authored-by: Kevin Buzzard <[email protected]>
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We definitely don't want definitions which are already there, hopefully you can use what we have.
One last thing: I am beginning to understand now that some results are true without assuming commutativity. Perhaps you should have a |
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Thanks a lot!
Proof of continuous_bilinear under the conditions that the modules
A M
andA N
are free and finite. For this we added: