Polynomial Maps of Modules
... deficient, for the simple and obvious reason that it does not take scalar multiplication into account. Roby ([7]) was then led to consider strict polynomial maps of arbitrary modules. This concept is, as the name suggests, stronger, and it carries the advantage of making sense for an arbitrary commu ...
... deficient, for the simple and obvious reason that it does not take scalar multiplication into account. Roby ([7]) was then led to consider strict polynomial maps of arbitrary modules. This concept is, as the name suggests, stronger, and it carries the advantage of making sense for an arbitrary commu ...
Real Polynomials and Complex Polynomials Introduction The focus
... The GetDegree function is obvious. The operator() definition is how to make a polynomial object acquire the behavior of a function. If P is any object then C++ interprets the function expression P(x) as the call P.operator()(x) assuming an appropriate operator() is defined. By defining operator() fo ...
... The GetDegree function is obvious. The operator() definition is how to make a polynomial object acquire the behavior of a function. If P is any object then C++ interprets the function expression P(x) as the call P.operator()(x) assuming an appropriate operator() is defined. By defining operator() fo ...
