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compoly - determine a possible composition of a polynomial
Calling Sequence
compoly(r)
compoly(r, x)
compoly(r, {x, ... })
Parameters
r
-
polynomial
x
variable upon which the composition will be made
Description
The function compoly returns a pair , such that subs(x=q(x), p(x)) is equal to r, the input polynomial. If such a pair cannot be found, it returns FAIL. and are nonlinear polynomials and has a low-degree in x greater or equal to 1.
When compoly is called without additional arguments, it is equivalent to being called with a second argument which is indets(r). When the second argument is a set with more than one variable, then a multivariate composition is attempted. In this case, the result has the same form, but the second polynomial is multivariate, that is, , . For the multivariate case, the second polynomial, , may be of degree 1.
Note that the composition may not be unique. In particular, if , is a composition, then we can find another such that replacing by will also result in a valid composition. This non-determinacy is eliminated by selecting c and b such that the q polynomial has integer content 1 and its independent term is 0.
Examples
See Also
indets, polynomials, subs
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