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<command>
     <title>borderbasis.BorderBasis</title>
     <title>borderbasis.BorderBasis</title>
     <short_description>Compute BB of an ideal w.r.t. to an order ideal</short_description>
     <short_description>border basis of an ideal</short_description>
<syntax>
<syntax>
$borderbasis.BorderBasis(F:LIST,OO:LIST):LIST
$borderbasis.BorderBasis(F:LIST,OO:LIST):LIST
</syntax>
</syntax>
     <description>
     <description>
Computes the border basis of the ideal <formula>I=&lt;F&gt;</formula> with respect to the order ideal OO. Gives an error messages if no border basis exists. Uses the <formula>O_{\sigma}(I)</formula> border basis and the BB transformation. The input is a list of poly F and a list of terms OO. The output is a list of poly.
Computes the border basis of the ideal <formula>I=&lt;F&gt;</formula> with respect to the order ideal OO. Gives an error messages if no border basis exists. Uses the <formula>O_{\sigma}(I)</formula> border basis and the border basis transformation algorithm. The input is a list of polynomials F and a list OO of terms that specify an order ideal. The output is a list of polynomials.
<example>
Use Q[x,y];
$borderbasis.BorderBasis([x^2, xy + y^2], [1,x,y,y^2]);
 
[xy + y^2, x^2, y^3, xy^2]
-------------------------------
</example>
     </description>
     </description>
    <see>BBasis</see>
     <key>Kreuzer</key>
     <key>Kreuzer</key>
     <key>borderbasis.borderbasis</key>
     <key>borderbasis.borderbasis</key>

Revision as of 23:04, 7 November 2007

borderbasis.BorderBasis

border basis of an ideal

Syntax

$borderbasis.BorderBasis(F:LIST,OO:LIST):LIST

Description

Computes the border basis of the ideal <formula>I=<F></formula> with respect to the order ideal OO. Gives an error messages if no border basis exists. Uses the <formula>O_{\sigma}(I)</formula> border basis and the border basis transformation algorithm. The input is a list of polynomials F and a list OO of terms that specify an order ideal. The output is a list of polynomials.

Example

Use Q[x,y];
$borderbasis.BorderBasis([x^2, xy + y^2], [1,x,y,y^2]);

[xy + y^2, x^2, y^3, xy^2]
-------------------------------

BBasis