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P. Giomarelli,S. Scolletta,E. Borelliarrival of Gr?bner bases, however, the complexity of these algorithms was out of bounds for all practical purposes. In this chapter, we will demonstrate how Gr?bner bases provide rather straightforward solutions to many decision and construction problems in the theory of polynomial ideals. Bringing

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Marta Ulldemolins,Jason A. Robertsin order to develop the theory of Gr?bner bases it is necessary to work within the larger framework of abstract algebra. The concept of abstract algebra arises from the observation that certain operations such as addition and multiplication can be performed on a variety of objects, such as numbers,

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-03143-5 the higher level of abstraction of general ring theory, but the focus remains on polynomial rings. Only Sections 1 and 2 of this chapter are directly relevant for the theory of Gr?bner bases. We will also discuss a number of algorithms, such as greatest common divisor or factorization, which are of

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The Logistic Organ Dysfunction (LOD) Systemppose first we are given univariate polynomials ., ., …, . over a field, and we wish to decide whether . is in the ideal generated by the . According to the results of Section 2.2, the thing to do is to compute the gcd . of the . and then perform long division of . by . The polynomial / will lie in

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P. Giomarelli,S. Scolletta,E. Borelli, which deal with Gr?bner bases in ideal theory. The theory of polynomial ideals plays an important role in .. There, one considers polynomials with coefficients in some field . and investigates the behavior of zeroes of these polynomials in an extension field .′ of .. (Recall that a zero of .(.,…,

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,Allgemeines über die Pathogenese,. An important result was that an ideal . is zero-dimensional if and only if the residue class ring modulo . is finite-dimensional as a .-vector space. In this chapter we discuss a number of important algorithms that use linear algebra in connection with Gr?bner bases. The focus is on zero-dimension