Total Degree mul
Polynomial.Bivariate.totalDegree_mul
Plain-language statement
The total degree of the product of two bivariate polynomials is the sum of their total degrees.
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Plain-language statement
The total degree of the product of two bivariate polynomials is the sum of their total degrees.
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Polynomial.folding_polynomial_eq_sum_splitNth
Plain-language statement
foldingPolynomial in terms of splitNth when q = X ^ n.
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Polynomial.FoldingPolynomial.eq_zero_of_folding_polynomial_eq_zero
Plain-language statement
If the folding polynomial is zero then so is the original polynomial.
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Polynomial.FoldingPolynomial.eval_property_of_folding_polynomial
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A means to evaluate the original polynomial in terms of the folding polynomial.
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Polynomial.FoldingPolynomial.folded_poly_degree_bound
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If we fold a polynomial using a folding polynomial Q with appropriate degree bounds in each variable we get a univariate polynomial with a degree bound.
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Polynomial.FoldingPolynomial.folding_polynomial_deg_x
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The degree of the foldingPolynomial q f is precisely f.natDegree / q.natDegree in the first variable.
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