The Malgrange preparation theorem has two forms; one says that where the functions c and a are smooth and c is nonzero at the origin, that is a function of its polynomial degree of K; the other Mather division is a sort of addition with remainder theorem.
The Malgrange preparation theorem has two forms; one says that where the functions c and a are smooth and c is nonzero at the origin, that is a function of its polynomial degree of K; the other Mather division is a sort of addition with remainder theorem.