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Exercise 2.2.3
Prove (2.13)-(2.16). For (2.13), a computer will be helpful; the others can be proved by hand using the identity
Answers
Proof.
Let
We must write as a polynomial in .
The leading term of for the graded lexicographical order being , the algorithm of section 2.2 asks to subtract to the monomial .
- (a)
-
We find the 96 terms of the product (see Ex. 2.2.12):
has terms, with the coefficient 8 : 48 terms.
has terms, with the coefficient 3 : 12 terms.
has terms, with the coefficient 3 : 12 terms.
has terms, with the coefficient 1 : 24 terms..
We obtain this product with the following Maple instructions :
With sage :
e = SymmetricFunctions(QQ).e() g = (e([1])* e([2])*e([3])).expand(4);g - (b)
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So
The leading of is , so we must subtract to .
therefore - (c)
- The leading term of is , so must subtract to .
- (d)
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The leading term of
is
, so we must subtract
to
.
so .