Normalized coefficient matrices #
The entry indexed by exponent vectors r and c is the coefficient of r + c, divided by
its multinomial coefficient. Over a characteristic-zero field, when all queried exponents have
degree d, a d-th power of a linear form gives an outer product. Row and column families may be
arbitrary restrictions of the homogeneous exponent layers; no enumeration of all monomials is
required.
Main definitions #
MvPolynomial.catalecticant: the normalized coefficient matrix, linear in the polynomial.
Main results #
MvPolynomial.catalecticant_linearCombination_pow: linear-form powers give outer products over a characteristic-zero field.
References #
- The coefficient argument is adapted from LowerBound/Fusion/SumOfTerms/Waring.lean in S. Schlesinger, Algebraic circuit formalizations in Complexitylib.
- J. M. Landsberg and Z. Teitler, On the ranks and border ranks of symmetric tensors, equation (1) and Remark 6.5, describe the catalecticant bound.
Multinomial coefficients remain nonzero in characteristic zero.
The entry of the catalecticant of p at (i, j) is the coefficient of p at the exponent
rows i + columns j, divided by the multinomial coefficient of that exponent.
A power of a linear form gives an outer product on any pair of exponent families whose combined degree is the power. The normalization is invertible in characteristic zero.