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Actually, we can just use if (poly1=pol...

gepo 541
January 15 2011
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Actually, we can just use

if (poly1=poly2)

to complete the job.

A quick question: why...

gepo 541
April 29 2010
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A quick question: why "gcdexrpoly" and "rpoly" cannot be found in Maple Resources. Thanks

well, it is not actually a...

gepo 541
April 29 2010
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well, it is not actually a rational number, for alias(a=RootOf(1+z^31+z^23+z^11+z^7+z^2+z^32)); a is primitive root of a galois field.

I found a tricky problem...

gepo 541
April 17 2010
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I found a tricky problem when using your method: f := a00*x^123+a45*x^233+a02*x^123+a67*x^156+a47*x^67; C := [coeffs(f,x,'M')]: # coefficients M := [M]: # monomials I got what "M" is: [x^233, x^67, x^123, x^156] which is not sorted from low degree to high degree. As a result, the corresponding coefficients are not sorted. I am wondering whether there is a way to fix it. Thanks a lot. Gepo

Got it. This function works...

gepo 541
April 16 2010
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Got it. This function works really good. Thanks.

Well, it is not exactly what...

gepo 541
April 15 2010
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Well, it is not exactly what I want. Following your method, I got: M := [x^123, x^233, x^156, x^234]. But what I want is the coefficients of "f", not only the power of "x". Thank you though.

I am pretty sure Maple can...

gepo 541
April 09 2010
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I am pretty sure Maple can handle bigger numbers than 32-bit ones. and the problem is not to compute the values of alpha^12345678987654321; alpha is actually an special element in Galois field GF(2^32). From properties of Galois field, alpha^12345678987654321 should be a polynomial with degree less than 32, something like (not exactly): x^31+x^25+x^17+x^15+x^11+x^7+x^5+x^2+x+1. thanks.

thanks. Another question: if...

gepo 541
February 24 2010
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thanks. Another question: if they are different, can I see the differences? A:=[x^2+x+1,x-1]; B:=[x^2+x+1]; how can I compute A-B? Thanks Gepo

What I want to do actually...

gepo 541
February 19 2010
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What I want to do actually is I do not want to substitute a variable whose value has been already known, just keeping the variable as it is.

For example,

 

a0:=b0;

a1:=a0+b1;

a2:=a1+c0;

result:=a0+a1+a2;

I want to store all these equations into a list, like L:=[a0:=b0,a1:=a0+b1,a2:=a1+c0,result:=a0+a1+a2];

Well, this is not a easy task, because Maple will automatically substitue variables whose values are known.

For example, the above "L" will become:

L:=[a0:=b0,a1:=b0+b1,a2:=b0+b1+c0,result:=a0+b0+b1+b0+b1+c0];

 

Any suggestions?

 

Thanks

Gepo

 

thanks, it works....

gepo 541
February 12 2010
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thanks, it works.

Thanks, that makes sense. By...

gepo 541
February 01 2010
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Thanks, that makes sense.

By way , do you know whcih one runs faster, F4 or F5, for general problems?

 

Thanks a lot

gepo

Actually, I have read this...

gepo 541
January 31 2010
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Actually, I have read this slides which is to show how to reduce the matrix. This part is not hard. I just not clear what are the rules to choose multiple syzygies. thanks

I am pretty understanding...

gepo 541
January 29 2010
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I am pretty understanding Buchburger's algorithm and now I am studying F4 algorithm since everyone says it runs fast. When I studied F4, I found things were not easy. Before I am diving in thinking about linear algebra, I need to understand the algorithm well. My final goal is to implement it with C. Do you have some examples to explain the F4 algorithm or do you have a pseudocode of F4 or useful documents? thanks in advance. gepo

works. Thank you so much....

gepo 541
January 21 2010
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works. Thank you so much.

got it . using...

gepo 541
December 08 2009
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got it . using Inverse(matrixname) mod 2;
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