Generic factors with independent integral coefficient parameters.
Specializing the logarithmic pair at (x^a,1) proves that the generic
pair is nonzero.
The bivariate polynomial of total degree at most d with monomial coefficients c.
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- CCDN.eulerPolynomialFromCoefficients d c = ∑ i : CCDN.EulerLowIndex d, c i • CCDN.eulerCoefficientMonomial R d i
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The polynomial eulerPolynomialFromCoefficients d c has total degree at most d.
Index set of the coefficient parameters of a pair of generic factors of total degrees at most
a and b.
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The generic bivariate polynomial of total degree at most a, whose coefficients are
independent integer variables.
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- CCDN.genericEulerFactorLeft a b = CCDN.eulerPolynomialFromCoefficients a fun (i : CCDN.EulerLowIndex a) => MvPolynomial.X (Sum.inl i)
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The generic bivariate polynomial of total degree at most b, whose coefficients are
independent integer variables, disjoint from those of genericEulerFactorLeft a b.
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- CCDN.genericEulerFactorRight a b = CCDN.eulerPolynomialFromCoefficients b fun (i : CCDN.EulerLowIndex b) => MvPolynomial.X (Sum.inr i)
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The ring homomorphism specializing the generic factors to g and h, sending each coefficient
variable to the corresponding coefficient of g or h.
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If g has total degree at most a, then genericEulerFactorLeft a b specializes to g.
If h has total degree at most b, then genericEulerFactorRight a b specializes to h.
The logarithmic factor pair commutes with applying a coefficient ring homomorphism to both factors.
The generic logarithmic pair is nonzero over its integral coefficient ring, proved by a rational specialization.