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ratrecon - rational function reconstruction
Calling Sequence
ratrecon(u, m, x, N, D)
Parameters
u, m
-
polynomials in x
x
name
N, D
(optional) non-negative integers
Description
The purpose of this routine is to reconstruct a rational function in x from its image where u and m are polynomials in , and is a field of characteristic 0. Given positive integers N and D, ratrecon returns the unique rational function if it exists satisfying , , , and . Otherwise ratrecon returns FAIL, indicating that no such polynomials n and d exist. The rational function r exists and is unique up to multiplication by a constant in provided the following conditions hold:
If the integers N and D are not specified, they both default to be the integer .
Note, in order to use this routine to reconstruct a rational function from u satisfying , the modulus m being used must be chosen to be relatively prime to d. Otherwise the reconstruction returns FAIL.
The special case of corresponds to computing the N,D Pade approximate to the series u of order .
For the special case of , the polynomial is the inverse of u in provided u and m are relatively prime.
Examples
Error, (in ratrecon) degree bounds too big
See Also
convert[ratpoly], gcdex, iratrecon, Ratrecon
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