Properties of The Trace
As mentioned above, the trace TrL/K : L → K is a K-linear map. Additionally, it behaves well in towers of fields: if M is a finite extension of L, then the trace from M to K is just the composition of the trace from M to L with the trace from L to K, i.e.
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