#18624: Implement the lift theorem for linear matroids
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       Reporter:  Rudi               |        Owner:  Rudi
           Type:  enhancement        |       Status:  needs_review
       Priority:  major              |    Milestone:  sage-6.8
      Component:  matroid theory     |   Resolution:
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        Authors:  Rudi Pendavingh    |    Reviewers:
Report Upstream:  N/A                |  Work issues:
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  u/Rudi/implement_the_lift_theorem_for_linear_matroids|  
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Comment (by Rudi):

 Replying to [comment:23 tscrim]:
 > Two things I missed on my quick lookthrough; both are in `lift_map`.
 Your missing a blankline after `EXAMPLES::` and bullet point lists need to
 be aligned as:
 > {{{
 > - this is a long item
 >   which is aligned like this
 > - here is the second item
 > }}}
 I was just touching up the docstring a bit to ue more latex, so this is
 solved now.
 >One thing I messed up on is {{{:arxiv:`1203.0910`}}} (I missed the
 leading colon).
 >Also don't include the triple { } braces (they are just here so that it
 displays properly).
 Done.
 > > > One thing: Why are the imports interspersed throughout the code,
 instead of collected altogether at the top. I don't know what the
 convention is though.
 > > Neither do I. Actually, I also don't know whether it makes any
 difference for the compiled code either.
 >
 > It takes more time to have an import inside of a method because python
 has to resolve that import (or seeing it already has been imported) each
 time the method is called. However one sometimes needs to do this to take
 care of circular imports: file A imports something from file B, but file B
 also needs to import something from file A (or potentially larger cycles).

 Thanks for clarifying that. Moved the imports to the top.

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