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Example 1

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Algebra, VIII, p. 341, § 17. Reduced Norms and Traces

By Theorem 1 of VIII, p. 120, there exist an integer r⩾1r\geqslant 1 and a field D such that A is isomorphic to Mr(D)\mathbf{M}_r(D). Let dd be the reduced degree of D over K; we have r=n/dr=n/d. Let M be an A-module of finite length ℓ\ell; we will prove the formula

(26) PcM/K(aM;X)=_{M/K}(a_M; X) = PcrdA/K(a;X)dℓ_{A/K}(a; X)^{d\ell}

for every element aa of A. The A-module AsA_s has length rr (VIII, p. 121, Lemma 2). The A-modules MrM^r and AsℓA^{\ell}_s have the same length, so they are isomorphic, and we have

PcM/K(aM;X)r=_{M/K}(a_M; X)^r= PcA/K(a;X)ℓ_{A/K}(a; X)^{\ell}

by formula (15) of III, §9, No. 2, p. 542. Since we have rd=nrd=n, formula (26) follows from formula (20) and Lemma 2 (VIII, p. 339).

Bourbaki sets the proof directly after the statement, and the corpus does not separate them, so what is above is the statement and its proof together.

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