Full-degree monic positioning of an irreducible hypersurface at a smooth point, using an invertible affine change and a nonzero scalar.
Normalize the leading scalar of the explicit affine coordinate change.
Equations
- CCDN.normalizedHypersurfaceCoordinates a b hb f = MvPolynomial.C ((MvPolynomial.eval b) ((MvPolynomial.homogeneousComponent f.totalDegree) f))⁻¹ * (CCDN.hypersurfaceAffineCoordinates a b hb) f
Instances For
If the leading form of f does not vanish at the direction b, then the normalized affine
coordinate change of f is monic as a polynomial in the distinguished variable none.
The equation g is in position for the generic-plane minor: it is irreducible, monic of
degree d in the distinguished variable none, of total degree at most d, and passes through
the origin, where its derivative in the distinguished variable does not vanish.
- irreducible : Irreducible g
The equation is irreducible.
- monic : ((MvPolynomial.optionEquivLeft K σ) g).Monic
The equation is monic in the distinguished variable
none. The equation has degree
din the distinguished variablenone.The equation has total degree at most
d.The equation vanishes at the origin.
The partial derivative in the distinguished variable
nonedoes not vanish at the origin.
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Smooth-point existence and direction avoidance discharge all positioning hypotheses: the coordinates and the nonzero scalar are actually constructed.
Every irreducible positive-degree hypersurface in characteristic zero or larger than 2*d^2 has an explicitly positioned generic-plane family with a nonzero slope minor.