[Matrix methods: introduction to algebraic complexity] ... modern tools of algebraic complexity. ... The contents of the book are the following: classical results.
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MR2046056 (2005c:68001) 68-02 15-02 68Q15 68Q25 68W30 Abdeljaoued, Jouna¨ıdi ; Lombardi, Henri (F-FRANST-LM) FM´ ethodes matricielles: introduction ` a la complexit´ e alg´ ebrique. (French) [Matrix methods: introduction to algebraic complexity]
Math´ematiques & Applications (Berlin) [Mathematics & Applications], 42. Springer-Verlag, Berlin, 2004. xvi+376 pp. $109.00. ISBN 3-540-20247-1 The main purpose of this well-written book is to propose an introduction to the modern tools of algebraic complexity. To remain as simple as possible while providing meaningful examples, Jouna¨ıdi and Lombardi chose to focus on effective linear algebra; this is certainly one of the best possible choices to give an idea of the main problems in algebraic complexity. The contents of the book are the following: classical results of linear algebra and basic algorithms in linear algebra, straight-line programs as a model of computation, with an emphasis on Strassen’s method known as “elimination of divisions”, a discussion on various notions of complexity, a presentation of the general algorithmic strategy “divide and conquer”, a first important example: the fast multiplication of polynomials, the very heart of the book: the fast multiplication of matrices, with a discussion of derived fast algorithms for various problems of linear algebra. The particular case of the computation of the determinant is then discussed, and the last chapter deals with the difficult computation of the permanent (Valiant’s conjecture). This book is certainly well-suited for an introduction to a fascinating subject at a reasonable level. . . for French-speaking people. Jean Moulin Ollagnier c Copyright American Mathematical Society 2005, 2014
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From a constructive point of view, real algebra is far away from the theory of discrete real ..... where the dependence of the algebraic identity w.r.t. the coefficients.
Sep 21, 2006 - Ideal methods: use of prime ideals, maximal ideals, valuation rings, local-global principle ..... Dimension of Boolean valued lattices and rings.
These slides: http://hlombardi.free.fr/publis/SubresultantsSlide.pdf. Printable ... [4]. Resultant. The resultant ResX(f,p,g,q) is the determinant of the Sylvester Matrix. ResX(f,p .... Let f = f,f0,...,fs â K[X1,...,Xn] with f monic of degree p as
These slides: http://hlombardi.free.fr/publis/SubresultantsSlide.pdf ..... For two polynomials g and h of A[X], with h monic we denote by RemX(g, h) or Rem(g, h).
Sep 18, 2018 - by him furnishes a regular entailment relation. By providing constructive objects and arguments, we follow Lorenzen's aim of âbringing to light ...
Jun 20, 2010 - §Partially supported by Spanish MEC (MTM-2005-02865) ... in the case of a DVR, and for some Henselian rings (see Theorem 11 ). ..... the unique Henselian local ring dominating V with quotient field K . We will say that (K ,V ...
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N.b.: for countable ordinals, the limited principle of omniscience (LPO) is sufficient for proving the proposition. Corollary 3.11. Assume LEM. Any ordinal α > 0 is ...
http://hlombardi.free.fr/publis/Nis-LectDoc1.pdf .... N2: Each nondecreasing chain of submodules ... Choose good definitions and don't try to prove unprov-.
strong emphasis on the study of finitely generated projective modules in commutative ... Chapter 2 explains the âlocal-global principleâ in commutative algebra, ...
http://hlombardi.free.fr/publis/BonnProofTheoryDoc.pdf p. 1 .... But this result has many consequences: theorems that become constructive once you know.
Solving parametric linear systems of equations is an interesting computational issue ..... and the quadratic form Φt,m on F = K(t)m with values in K(t) as. Φt,m(ζ1 ...
If H is a system of sign conditions (> 0, ≥ 0, = 0) on a finite family. ((s1,...,sk),(p1 ... “S is > 0 from H>” means that S belongs to the multiplicative monoid generated.
http://hlombardi.free.fr/publis/Chiemsee2010Doc.pdf ... Classical Galois Theory ... a subgroup H of G = Gal(L/K) let us denote FixL(H), or LH the sub-K-algebra of.
Oct 22, 2007 - The Traverso-Swan theorem says that a reduced ring A is seminormal ...... generate a Boolean algebra containing a basic system of orthogonal ...
We give an elementary theory of Henselian local rings and con- struct the Henselization .... For a commutative ring C we shall denote B(C) the boolean algebra.
Nov 10, 1999 - matrix [B,XB,...,XpâqB,Rem(A, B)] is an r-reduced form of B, ... Denote by PRem(A, B) = Rem(bpâq+1A, B) the pseudo-remainder of A and B.
Jun 16, 2010 - as the search for constructive semantics hidden in abstract recipes. We will try to compare by examples such possible constructive se- mantics.
the incompleteness theorems of Godel. 2 ... Baby example, idempotent matrices. The theory of ... to see when you read the proof (or the exercices) of Bourbaki. 6 ...
