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Probably "lift" is what you want > lift(I,a*b+a*c); _[1,1]=a _[2,1]=a >
Probably "lift" is what you want > lift(I,a*b+a*c); _[1,1]=a _[2,1]=a >
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Posted: Tue Jul 20, 2010 11:02 am |
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Hi, Currently, I am running some experiments about ideal membership test using command "reduce". For example: ring r=(2,X),(a,b,c),dp; minpoly=1+X^3+X^4; ideal I=b,c; slimgb(I); _[1]=c _[2]=b reduce(a*b+a*c,I); 0 The problem now is that how to get the quotient of the ideal division. For example, given ideal <b,c>, given polynomial "a*b+a*c", the ideal membership testing is actually polynomial division. Now I want to get the quotient, in this example, it is (a,a). Is there a command to get the quotient which is similar to the Maple command "NormalForm" in link: http://www.maplesoft.com/support/help/M ... NormalFormThe 4th parameter of "NormalForm" stores the quotients. thanks. Gepo
Hi, Currently, I am running some experiments about ideal membership test using command "reduce". For example: ring r=(2,X),(a,b,c),dp; minpoly=1+X^3+X^4; ideal I=b,c; slimgb(I); _[1]=c _[2]=b reduce(a*b+a*c,I); 0
The problem now is that how to get the quotient of the ideal division. For example, given ideal <b,c>, given polynomial "a*b+a*c", the ideal membership testing is actually polynomial division. Now I want to get the quotient, in this example, it is (a,a).
Is there a command to get the quotient which is similar to the Maple command "NormalForm" in link: http://www.maplesoft.com/support/help/Maple/view.aspx?path=Groebner/NormalForm The 4th parameter of "NormalForm" stores the quotients.
thanks. Gepo
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Posted: Tue Jul 20, 2010 12:22 am |
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