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Polynomials on vector spaces

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In mathematics, if F is a field, a F-valued polynomial of degree ≤ p on a vector space V is a map P : V → F of the form

for v ∈ V and Ak ∈ Lksym = the set of all F-valued symmetric k-linear forms for k = 0, ..., p.

References

  • Ralph Abraham, Joel Robbin. Transversal Mapppings and Flows, p 7. W. A. Benjamin Inc. 1967.