One column cofactor in a generalized coefficient matrix.
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- Hex.DensePoly.Subresultant.columnCofactorAt df dg J f g j = Hex.SubresultantMinor.lastCofactor (Hex.DensePoly.Subresultant.coeffMatrixAt df dg J 0 f g) j
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Accumulate the left-block cofactor monomials over selected columns.
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- Hex.DensePoly.Subresultant.cofactorUCols df dg J f g [] = 0
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Accumulate the right-block cofactor monomials over selected columns.
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- Hex.DensePoly.Subresultant.cofactorVCols df dg J f g [] = 0
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Sum the polynomial contribution of each selected Sylvester column.
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- Hex.DensePoly.Subresultant.cofactorRowCols df dg J f g [] = 0
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Scalar final-row Laplace terms over selected Sylvester columns.
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- Hex.DensePoly.Subresultant.cofactorScalarCols df dg J l f g [] = 0
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Reconstruct a bounded polynomial from a selected interval of coefficient columns, listed in descending monomial order.
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- Hex.DensePoly.Subresultant.blockCols start count total p [] = 0
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Polynomial contribution of bounded left and right coefficient vectors.
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- Hex.DensePoly.Subresultant.bezoutCols df dg J u v f g [] = 0
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The bounded coefficient vector in Sylvester-column order.
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The cofactor polynomial contributed by the left (f) block at explicit
formal degrees.
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- Hex.DensePoly.Subresultant.cofactorUAt df dg J f g = Hex.DensePoly.Subresultant.cofactorUCols df dg J f g (List.finRange (df - J + (dg - J)))
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The cofactor polynomial contributed by the right (g) block at explicit
formal degrees.
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- Hex.DensePoly.Subresultant.cofactorVAt df dg J f g = Hex.DensePoly.Subresultant.cofactorVCols df dg J f g (List.finRange (df - J + (dg - J)))
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The left Bezout cofactor of the J-th generalized subresultant.
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The right Bezout cofactor of the J-th generalized subresultant.
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Column cofactors do not depend on the selected output coefficient, since that coefficient changes only the deleted final row.
The two accumulated cofactor blocks multiply back to the sum of their individual Sylvester-column contributions.
A full interval of reversed coefficient columns reconstructs the bounded polynomial.
The two reconstructed coefficient blocks multiply to their per-column Bezout contributions.
Full bounded column lists reconstruct the original Bezout polynomial.
Coefficients of bounded Bezout columns are matrix-row products with the bounded coefficient vector.
A bounded Bezout syzygy gives a kernel vector for every generalized coefficient matrix of the same index.
A nonzero generalized coefficient minor makes bounded Bezout representations unique.
A difference of dense polynomials is bounded by the larger operand size.
Degree bound for the left determinantal cofactor block at explicit formal degrees.
Degree bound for the right determinantal cofactor block at explicit formal degrees.
Degree bound for the canonical left cofactor at the actual formal degrees.
Degree bound for the canonical right cofactor at the actual formal degrees.
Each coefficient of the polynomial column sum is its scalar Laplace column sum.
The scalar cofactor sum is the final-row Laplace sum of the coefficient matrix.
At positive matrix dimension, the full scalar cofactor sum is the corresponding generalized coefficient minor.
The accumulated cofactor products have the generalized determinant as every coefficient for which the coefficient matrix has positive dimension.
Coefficient minors above the requested subresultant degree vanish: in the active range their selector row repeats an earlier Sylvester row, and above that range the selector row is zero.
The determinantal cofactors give an integral Bezout representation of a generalized subresultant.
Any bounded Bezout row for a scalar multiple of a nonzero subresultant is that scalar multiple of the determinantal cofactor row.