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DifferentialPrem

  

the Ritt reduction algorithm

 

Calling Sequence

Parameters

Options

Description

Examples

Calling Sequence

DifferentialPrem (p,regchain,opts)

DifferentialPrem (p,redset,R,opts)

Parameters

p

-

a differential polynomial

regchain

-

a regular differential chain

redset

-

a polynomial or a list or a set of differential polynomials

opts (optional)

-

a sequence of options

Options

• 

The opts arguments may contain one or more of the options below.

• 

reduction = full, partial or algebraic. Indicates the type of reduction to be performed. Depending on the type of reduction, the differential polynomial r satisfies the following properties:

– 

algebraic. For each leading rank vd of regchain, or, of redset, r has degree less than d in v.

– 

partial. For each leading derivative v of regchain, or, of redset, no proper derivative of v occurs in r.

– 

full. For each leading rank vd of regchain, or, of redset, no proper derivative of v occurs in r, and, moreover, r has degree less than d in v.

• 

notation = jet, tjet, diff or Diff. Specifies the notation used for the result of the function call. If not specified, the notation of p is used.

• 

memout = nonnegative. Specifies a memory limit, in MB, for the computation. Default is zero (no memory out).

Description

• 

The function call DifferentialPrem (p,regchain) returns a sequence h,r such that h is a power product of initials and separants of regchain, r is a differential polynomial fully reduced (see below) with respect to regchain, and, hp=r modulo the differential ideal generated by the regular differential chain.

• 

The function call DifferentialPrem (p,redset,R,opts) returns a sequence h,r such that h is a power product of initials and separants of redset, r is a differential polynomial fully reduced with respect to each element of redset, and, hp=r modulo the differential ideal generated by redset. The elements of redset must depend on at least, one derivative and have integer coefficients. All the differential polynomials are regarded as elements of R, or, of its embedding ring, if R is an ideal.

• 

A differential polynomial p belongs to the differential ideal defined by regchain if and only if, the function call DifferentialPrem (p,regchain) returns a sequence h,0 whose second component is zero.

• 

This command is part of the DifferentialAlgebra:-Tools package. It can be called using the form DifferentialPrem(...) after executing the command with(DifferentialAlgebra:-Tools). It can also be directly called using the form DifferentialAlgebra[Tools][DifferentialPrem](...).

Examples

withDifferentialAlgebra:withTools:

RDifferentialRingderivations=x,y,blocks=v,u

Rdifferential_ring

(1)

systux24u,ux,yvyu+1,vx,xux

systux24u,ux,yvyu+1,vx,xux

(2)

idealRosenfeldGroebnersyst,R1

idealregular_differential_chain

(3)

pux,y

pux,y

(4)

h,rDifferentialPremp,ideal

h,r2uy,2ux

(5)

h,rDifferentialPremp,syst,R

h,r2ux,4uy

(6)

The ratio r/h is equivalent to p modulo the differential ideal defined by the regular differential chain, but, it is not the normal form of p 

NormalFormrh,ideal,NormalFormp,ideal

uxuy2u,uxuy2u

(7)

Different modes of reduction are available

h,rDifferentialPremux3,syst,R,reduction=partial

h,r1,ux3

(8)

h,rDifferentialPremux,y+ux3,syst,reduction=algebraic,R

h,rvy,4uuxvy+u1

(9)

See Also

DifferentialAlgebra

LeadingDerivative

LeadingRank

NormalForm

BelongsTo