Homogeneity in the coefficient variables, while retaining independent polynomial parameters. This property survives determinant expansion and extraction of any parameter coefficient.
A polynomial f in the variables σ with coefficients in MvPolynomial τ R is coefficientwise
homogeneous of degree d if each of its coefficients is a homogeneous polynomial of degree d in
the variables τ.
Equations
- CCDN.CoefficientwiseHomogeneous f d = ∀ (m : σ →₀ ℕ), (f.coeff m).IsHomogeneous d
Instances For
A sum of two coefficientwise homogeneous polynomials of degree d is coefficientwise
homogeneous of degree d.
The negation of a coefficientwise homogeneous polynomial of degree d is coefficientwise
homogeneous of degree d.
A finite sum of coefficientwise homogeneous polynomials of degree d is coefficientwise
homogeneous of degree d.
The product of coefficientwise homogeneous polynomials of degrees d and e is coefficientwise
homogeneous of degree d + e.
The constant polynomial C f is coefficientwise homogeneous of degree d when f is a
homogeneous polynomial of degree d in the variables τ.
The polynomial 1 is coefficientwise homogeneous of degree 0.
A polynomial over R, with its coefficients viewed as constants of MvPolynomial τ R, is
coefficientwise homogeneous of degree 0.
A finite product of coefficientwise homogeneous polynomials of degrees d i is coefficientwise
homogeneous of degree ∑ i ∈ s, d i.
The determinant of an r × r matrix whose entries are coefficientwise homogeneous of degree 1
is coefficientwise homogeneous of degree r.