A homogeneous universal hyperplane restriction without denominators. The normal A cuts out A₀x₀+ΣAᵢxᵢ=0; the chart A₀≠0 is represented by x₀=−ΣAᵢxᵢ and xᵢ=A₀xᵢ before evaluating a degree-d equation.
The universal restriction of an integer polynomial to the hyperplane
A none * x_none + ∑ A (some j) * x j = 0, whose normal coefficients A are indeterminates,
without denominators: it substitutes x_none ↦ -∑ A (some j) * x j and x j ↦ A none * x j.
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The restriction of a polynomial to the hyperplane A none * x_none + ∑ A (some j) * x j = 0
without denominators, obtained by substituting x_none ↦ -∑ A (some j) * x j and
x j ↦ A none * x j.
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Specializing the coefficient indeterminates of the universal hyperplane restriction at a
normal vector A gives the scaled hyperplane restriction for A.
The universal hyperplane restriction of a homogeneous polynomial of degree d has
coefficients that are homogeneous of degree d in the normal coefficients.
The scaled hyperplane restriction preserves homogeneity of degree d.
For A none ≠ 0 and f homogeneous of degree d, the scaled hyperplane restriction of f
is A none ^ d times its restriction to the graph hyperplane
x_none = ∑ -(A (some i) / A none) * x i.
The scaled hyperplane restriction for the normal vector (1, -a) is the restriction to the
graph hyperplane x_none = ∑ a i * x i.