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Definition 60.6.1. Let A be a ring. Let (B, J, \delta ) be a divided power ring. Let A \to B be a ring map. Let M be an B-module. A divided power A-derivation into M is a map \theta : B \to M which is additive, annihilates the elements of A, satisfies the Leibniz rule \theta (bb') = b\theta (b') + b'\theta (b) and satisfies

\theta (\delta _ n(x)) = \delta _{n - 1}(x)\theta (x)

for all n \geq 1 and all x \in J.


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