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RegularChains[ConstructibleSetTools][RationalMapPreimage] - compute the preimage of a variety under a polynomial map
Calling Sequence
RationalMapPreimage(F, RM, R, S)
RationalMapPreimage(F, H, RM, R, S)
RationalMapPreimage(CS, RM, R, S)
Parameters
F
-
list of polynomials of S
RM
a list of rational functions in R
R
a polynomial ring (source)
S
a polynomial ring (target)
H
list of polynomials
CS
constructible set
Description
The command RationalMapPreimage(F, RM, R, S) returns a constructible set cs over R. cs is the preimage of the variety under the rational map RM.
If H is specified, let be the variety defined by the product of polynomials in H. The command RationalMapPreimage(F, H, RM, R, S) returns the preimage of the constructible set - under the rational map RM.
The command RationalMapPreimage(CS, RM, R, S) returns the preimage of the constructible set CS under the rational map RM.
Both rings R and S should be over the same ground field.
The variable sets of R and S should be disjoint.
The number of rational functions in RM is equal to the number of variables of ring S.
Examples
Note that the rational map should be a list of rational functions of R. Also, the number of polynomials in RM equals the number of variables of S.
See Also
ConstructibleSet , Difference, MakePairwiseDisjoint, Projection , RationalMapImage, RegularChains
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