Cyclotomic Factors and LRS-Degeneracy

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Autori principali: Abbott, John, Mexis, Nico
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author Abbott, John
Mexis, Nico
author_facet Abbott, John
Mexis, Nico
contents We present three new, practical algorithms for polynomials in $\mathbb{Z}[x]$: one to test if a polynomial is cyclotomic, one to determine which cyclotomic polynomials are factors, and one to determine whether the given polynomial is LRS-degenerate. A polynomial is "LRS-degenerate" iff it has two distinct roots $α, β$ such that $β= ζα$ for some root of unity $ζ$. All three algorithms are based on "intelligent brute force". The first two produce the indexes of the cyclotomic polynomials; the third produces a list of degeneracy orders. The algorithms are implemented in CoCoALib.
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spellingShingle Cyclotomic Factors and LRS-Degeneracy
Abbott, John
Mexis, Nico
Commutative Algebra
Number Theory
11R18, 11B37, 11C08
We present three new, practical algorithms for polynomials in $\mathbb{Z}[x]$: one to test if a polynomial is cyclotomic, one to determine which cyclotomic polynomials are factors, and one to determine whether the given polynomial is LRS-degenerate. A polynomial is "LRS-degenerate" iff it has two distinct roots $α, β$ such that $β= ζα$ for some root of unity $ζ$. All three algorithms are based on "intelligent brute force". The first two produce the indexes of the cyclotomic polynomials; the third produces a list of degeneracy orders. The algorithms are implemented in CoCoALib.
title Cyclotomic Factors and LRS-Degeneracy
topic Commutative Algebra
Number Theory
11R18, 11B37, 11C08
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2403.08751