Simple Relation between the Lowest-Order Element of Ideal 〈G,H〉 and the Last Element of Polynomial Remainder Sequence

Simple Relation between the Lowest-Order Element of Ideal 〈G,H〉 and the Last Element of Polynomial Remainder Sequence
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10.1109/synasc.2017.00019
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2017-09
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2017 19th International Symposium on Symbolic and Numeric Algorithms for Scientific Computing (SYNASC)
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通讯作者:
Tateaki Sasaki;D. Inaba
Tateaki Sasaki;D. Inaba
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Tateaki Sasaki;D. Inaba

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设G和H是K[x,u]中的互质多项式,其中K是数域且(u)=(u1,. . .,u),其中≥ 2.设GB(G,H)是理想hG的约化Gröbner基,Hi,w.r.t. x的排除顺序。设G是GB(G,H)的最低阶元素,而<$,B ∈ K[x,u]是G的余因子:<$G + e BH =<$。设PRS(G,H)为多项式余项序列w.r.t. x,初始多项式G和H。设Pk ∈ K[u]是PRS(G,H)的最后一个元素,Ak,Bk ∈ K[x,u]是Pk的余子式:AkG + BkH = Pk. Ak和Bk满足度条件:degx(Ak)< degx(H)和degx(Bk)< degx(G),而e à和B一般不满足。通过减少w.r.t.的次数来计算和B。x,分别为A和B,通过对Pk进行适当的归一化,我们证明了(Pk,Ak,Bk)= c(P,A,B),其中(P,A,B)表示一个元组,c ∈ K.在此基础上,我们给出了一种求解多元丢番图方程<$G +<$H = F的新方法,其中F ∈ K[x,u]和未知数φ,<$∈ K(u)[x].此外,我们提出了一种新的方法来解决理想的隶属度问题,为G,H,不计算任何Gröbner基础。
Let G and H be relatively prime polynomials in K[x,u], where K is a number field and (u) = (u1, . . . , uℓ), with ℓ ≥ 2. Let GB(G,H) be the reduced Gröbner basis of ideal hG,Hi, w.r.t. the elimination order for x. Let Ŝ be the lowest-order element of GB(G,H), and Ã, B ∈ K[x,u] be the cofactors of Ŝ: ÃG+ e BH = Ŝ. Let PRS(G,H) be the polynomial remainder sequence w.r.t. x, with initial polynomials G and H. Let Pk ∈ K[u] be the last element of PRS(G,H), and Ak,Bk ∈ K[x,u] be cofactors of Pk: AkG + BkH = Pk. Ak and Bk satisfy degree conditions: degx(Ak) < degx(H) and degx(Bk) < degx(G), while e à and B in general do not. Computing  and B by reducing the degrees w.r.t. x, of à and B, respectively, and by normalizing Pk suitably, we show that (Pk,Ak,Bk) = c ( Ŝ, Â, B), where (P,A,B) denotes a tuple and c ∈ K. We then present a new method for solving the multivariate Diophantine equation ϕ G + ψH = F for given F ∈ K[x,u] and unknowns φ , ψ ∈ K(u)[x]. Furthermore, we show a new method for solving the ideal-membership problem for 〈G,H〉, without computing any Gröbner basis.