AbstractLet S:=k[xv: v ϵ H] be a polynomial ring over the field k. For non-noetherian term orders there are essentially two ways to compute standard sets from a polynomial basis B of an ideal I ⊂ S, one based on Mora's tangent cone algorithm, and another one using Lazard's homogenization approach. The former applies (in its original version) only to inflimited term orders.Encoupling ecart vector and term order we improve Mora's algorithm. The presented version applies to arbitrary term orders. It may increase also the power of existing implementations adding a new range of freedom.Moreover, the presented generalization is the connecting bridge between Mora's and Lazard's approaches. The insight obtained this way leads to an essential simpli...
Polynomial system solving arises in many application areas to model non-linear geometric properties....
We present two algorithms for simplifying rational expres-sions modulo an ideal of the polynomial ri...
We continue the formalization of [5] towards Gröbner Bases. Here we deal with term orders, that is w...
AbstractLet S:=k[xv: v ϵ H] be a polynomial ring over the field k. For non-noetherian term orders th...
AbstractLet k be a field, S = k[xv : v ϵ V] be the polynomial ring over the finite set of variables ...
Let k be a field, S = k[xv : v ϵ V] be the polynomial ring over the finite set of variables (xv : v ...
AbstractWe extend Mora’s tangent cone or the écart division algorithm to a homogenized ring of diffe...
Polynomial reduction is one of the main tools in computational algebra with innumerable applications...
In this paper a new notion of reduction depending on an arbitrary non-empty set ORD of term ordering...
Systems of polynomial equations arise naturally from many problems in applied mathematics and engine...
We introduce linear orders on the set of variables of a polynomial ring with the aim to obtain quadr...
We present an algorithm which converts a given Gröbner basis of a polynomial ideal I to a Gröbner ba...
In standard implementations of the Gröbner basis algorithm, the original polynomials are homogenized...
When Zharkov and Blinkov ([ZB93]) applied the classical ideas of involutive systems originating from...
This paper is concerned with linear algebra based methods for solving exactly polynomial systems thr...
Polynomial system solving arises in many application areas to model non-linear geometric properties....
We present two algorithms for simplifying rational expres-sions modulo an ideal of the polynomial ri...
We continue the formalization of [5] towards Gröbner Bases. Here we deal with term orders, that is w...
AbstractLet S:=k[xv: v ϵ H] be a polynomial ring over the field k. For non-noetherian term orders th...
AbstractLet k be a field, S = k[xv : v ϵ V] be the polynomial ring over the finite set of variables ...
Let k be a field, S = k[xv : v ϵ V] be the polynomial ring over the finite set of variables (xv : v ...
AbstractWe extend Mora’s tangent cone or the écart division algorithm to a homogenized ring of diffe...
Polynomial reduction is one of the main tools in computational algebra with innumerable applications...
In this paper a new notion of reduction depending on an arbitrary non-empty set ORD of term ordering...
Systems of polynomial equations arise naturally from many problems in applied mathematics and engine...
We introduce linear orders on the set of variables of a polynomial ring with the aim to obtain quadr...
We present an algorithm which converts a given Gröbner basis of a polynomial ideal I to a Gröbner ba...
In standard implementations of the Gröbner basis algorithm, the original polynomials are homogenized...
When Zharkov and Blinkov ([ZB93]) applied the classical ideas of involutive systems originating from...
This paper is concerned with linear algebra based methods for solving exactly polynomial systems thr...
Polynomial system solving arises in many application areas to model non-linear geometric properties....
We present two algorithms for simplifying rational expres-sions modulo an ideal of the polynomial ri...
We continue the formalization of [5] towards Gröbner Bases. Here we deal with term orders, that is w...