Polynomial rigidity on simple finite fibers #
The generic-fiber step in Rueckert's analytic Nullstellensatz reduces to a
pointwise polynomial fact. A polynomial of degree strictly below d which
vanishes at every root of a separable monic polynomial of degree d is zero.
This file packages that fact for the coefficient-vector convention used by
Weierstrass division.
A degree-< d coefficient vector, evaluated as a polynomial in the last
variable at a fixed base point.
Equations
- LocalComplexGeometry.remainderPolynomialAt b z = ∑ i : Fin d, Polynomial.C (b i z) * Polynomial.X ^ ↑i
Instances For
Pointwise evaluation of remainderPolynomialAt.
The assembled remainder polynomial has degree strictly below d.
A zero assembled remainder polynomial has every displayed coefficient equal to zero.
A polynomial of degree below a nonzero separable complex polynomial which vanishes at every root of that polynomial is zero.
Fiber rigidity: vanishing at every root of a separable prepared polynomial forces a lower-degree remainder polynomial to be zero.
Coefficient form of fiber rigidity.