The resultant matrix of a polynomial system depends on the geometry of its input Newton polytopes. Therefore for sparse inputs, the matrix is lower in dimension. The aim of the study is to infer conditions on the class of polynomial systems that can give a resultant matrix whose size is minimized, that is an optimal or Sylvester-type sparse resultant matrix. From the work of Emiris, the ‘incremental algorithm’ has been claimed to produce optimal matrices for the class of multi-homogeneous (or multigraded) systems of special structure. Cyclic polynomial systems for n-root problems also fall under this classification. We have applied the Maple multires package to obtain Sylvester-type matrices for some examples. The ultimate aim of the study ...
Abstract. We consider sparse elimination theory in order to describe the Newton polytope of the spar...
AbstractThe first step in the generalization of the classical theory of homogeneous equations to the...
AbstractWe study systems of three bivariate polynomials whose Newton polygons are scaled copies of a...
Resultants characterize the existence of roots of systems of multivariate nonlinear polynomial equat...
AbstractA new method for constructing Sylvester-type resultant matrices for multivariate elimination...
Resultants characterize the existence of roots of systems of multivariate nonlinear polynomial equat...
AbstractResultants characterize the existence of roots of systems of multivariate nonlinear polynomi...
New results relating the sparsity of nonhomogeneous polynomial systems and computation of their proj...
AbstractA new method for constructing Sylvester-type resultant matrices for multivariate elimination...
We present a computational approach for constructing Sylvester style resultants for sparse systems o...
AbstractWe propose a new and efficient algorithm for computing the sparse resultant of a system of n...
hence giving a necessary and sufficient condition for producing exact sparse resultants
AbstractWe propose a new and efficient algorithm for computing the sparse resultant of a system of n...
The method of finding the solutions of a system of non-linear polynomial equations has received a lo...
AbstractWe study systems of three bivariate polynomials whose Newton polygons are scaled copies of a...
Abstract. We consider sparse elimination theory in order to describe the Newton polytope of the spar...
AbstractThe first step in the generalization of the classical theory of homogeneous equations to the...
AbstractWe study systems of three bivariate polynomials whose Newton polygons are scaled copies of a...
Resultants characterize the existence of roots of systems of multivariate nonlinear polynomial equat...
AbstractA new method for constructing Sylvester-type resultant matrices for multivariate elimination...
Resultants characterize the existence of roots of systems of multivariate nonlinear polynomial equat...
AbstractResultants characterize the existence of roots of systems of multivariate nonlinear polynomi...
New results relating the sparsity of nonhomogeneous polynomial systems and computation of their proj...
AbstractA new method for constructing Sylvester-type resultant matrices for multivariate elimination...
We present a computational approach for constructing Sylvester style resultants for sparse systems o...
AbstractWe propose a new and efficient algorithm for computing the sparse resultant of a system of n...
hence giving a necessary and sufficient condition for producing exact sparse resultants
AbstractWe propose a new and efficient algorithm for computing the sparse resultant of a system of n...
The method of finding the solutions of a system of non-linear polynomial equations has received a lo...
AbstractWe study systems of three bivariate polynomials whose Newton polygons are scaled copies of a...
Abstract. We consider sparse elimination theory in order to describe the Newton polytope of the spar...
AbstractThe first step in the generalization of the classical theory of homogeneous equations to the...
AbstractWe study systems of three bivariate polynomials whose Newton polygons are scaled copies of a...