string representation of the polynomial or monomial collection that form the polynomial
Generators of the ring in R to which the polynomial belongs
Private monomialsMonomials forming the polynomial ordered with lex
Private varsGenerators of the ring in R to which the polynomial belongs
Static orderPrivate applyPrivate applyCopy of the polynomial
Private computeDivide by a set of polynomials fs = [f_1, ..., f_n] using lex
quotients for each polynomial in fs, remainder and steps if verbose
polynomials to divide with
limit of iterations allowed
should return process steps
Checks if polynomials are equivalent
Greatest common divider of this polynomial and g
Checks if this polynomial is greater or equal to q using lex
Lowest common multiple of this polynomial and g
Checks if this polynomial is less or equal to q using lex
Substraction of this polynomial with q
Polynomial or number to substract
Product of this polynomial with q
Polynomial or number to multiply with
Private nodeSum of this polynomial with q
Polynomial or number to sum with
Checks if polynomial reduces to 0 in G
Private removeLCChecks if this polynomial and p are in the same ring
Private strStatic Private arrayAll possible pairs of combinations of array
Static buchbergerComputes a Groebner base of I using Buchberger's Algorithm
Generator of the ideal I =
maximum iterations
Static buchbergerComputes a reduced Groebner base of I using Buchberger's Algorithm and Criteria
Generators of the ideal I =
maximum iterations
Static Private criterion1Static Private criterion2Static expArray of exponents of each polynomial in F
Static expStatic Private expStatic Private expStatic isChecks if G is a Groebner basis of <F>
Generator of the ideal I =
Supposed Groebner basis
Static isChecks if G is a reduced Groebner basis of <F>
Generator of the ideal I =
Supposed Groebner basis
Static oneStatic reduceReduces a Groebner base
base to reduce
Static sS-Polynomial of f and g. Asummes that f and g use the same variables
Static zeroGenerated using TypeDoc
Represents a polynomial as a collection of monomials in a specified ring and using the lex monomial order