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Method for finding the coefficients in Bezout's identity without using extended euclidean algorithm

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$0 \subset (x_1 - a_1) \subset (x_1 - a_1, x_2-a_2) \subset ... \subset (x_1-a_1,..., x_n - a_n)$ is a (strictly) ascending chain of prime ideals

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How to solve a congruence with Euclidean algorithm with exponents

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Confusion regarding the concluding lines to the $GCD(a,b) = GCD(b,r)$ proof...why can we conclude the divisors are all part of the same set?

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