One extended Brown-chain entry (u, v, s), representing u*f + v*g = s.
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The polynomial component of an extended Brown-chain entry.
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The numerator update for one transformation cofactor in a pseudo-division
step: lc(curr)^d * prevCofactor - quotient * currCofactor.
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- Hex.DensePoly.SubresultantExt.numerator a q prev curr = Hex.DensePoly.scaleImpl a prev - q * curr
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Fuel-bounded extended Brown recurrence after the initial pseudo-division.
The polynomial branch decisions and polynomial successor are byte-for-byte the
same expressions used by subresultantAux; the additional divisions update
only the two transformation cofactors.
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- prev.subresultantAuxExt curr hPrev prevU prevV currU currV chain 0 = chain
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Extended Brown recurrence for two nonzero, degree-ordered inputs, supplied with their transformation cofactors relative to the caller's inputs.
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Brown's nonzero subresultant chain together with a caller-order-sensitive Bezout representation for every stored entry.
Zero inputs follow subresultantChain: they are omitted, and the one remaining
input receives its evident unit cofactor. Two nonzero inputs are ordered by
decreasing dense degree; equal-degree inputs retain caller order.
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Forgetting the two cofactors recovers subresultantChain, including its
input ordering and all zero-input conventions.
Brown's accumulated principal-subresultant scale associated to a stored
chain entry. The value at index 1 is the ordered worker's initial h₂;
later values apply the unchanged divExp recurrence.
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- Hex.DensePoly.SubresultantExt.brownScale chain 0 = 1
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Exact coefficientwise divisibility at a noninitial Brown step.
Index 2 is the signed first pseudo-remainder and involves no exact scalar
division. Every entry at index at least 3 is obtained from the two preceding
entries by the scalar division recorded here.
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Algebraic contract of an extended Brown chain: every stored triple is a Bezout identity for the caller's inputs, and every post-initial transformation row is coefficientwise divisible by the exact Brown scalar before division.
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The extended Brown recurrence has exact transformation rows and every stored entry satisfies its caller-order-sensitive Bezout identity.
Every extended-chain entry reconstructs from the two caller inputs.
At every divided Brown step, both transformation numerators reconstruct as the Brown scalar times the stored executable quotients.