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Two divisors
D
and
E
are linearly equivalent, written
D
∼
E
, when
D
−
E
is a
principal divisor
. Multiplication by a rational function whose divisor is
D
−
E
gives an isomorphism between their spaces of sections, so
ℓ
(
D
)
=
ℓ
(
E
)
.
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