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We study the formalization and then the proof of a well-known theorem of surface topology called the trading theorem. This is the first major work undertaken with our Coq specification of the generalized maps, which may be used as a model for surfaces subdivisions. We explain how we expressed in terms of subdivisions the notion of topological equivalence, and how we used this notion to prove the trading theorem, while giving a quick look at the specification we have built.