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This is related to the example that produced the bug in #3017. In the documentation for syz(Matrix), the output is "the matrix of minimal or trimmed generators for the syzygies among the columns of h". However, this is not true:
i1 : R = QQ[x]
o1 = R
o1 : PolynomialRing
i2 : h = transpose matrix{{x^3+1},{x^2+1}}
o2 = {-3} | x3+1 x2+1 |
1 2
o2 : Matrix R <-- R
i3 : syz h
o3 = | x2+1 x3+x2+x+1 |
| -x3-1 -x4-x3-x-1 |
2 2
o3 : Matrix R <-- R
i4 : mingens image oo
o4 = | -x2-1 |
| x3+1 |
2 1
o4 : Matrix R <-- R
I am not sure if the solution here is to fix the code, or to fix the documentation -- the documentation for syz(GroebnerBasis) reiterates that the output might include nonminimal syzygies, but the documentation for syz(Matrix) is misleading.
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This is related to the example that produced the bug in #3017. In the documentation for
syz(Matrix)
, the output is "the matrix of minimal or trimmed generators for the syzygies among the columns of h". However, this is not true:I am not sure if the solution here is to fix the code, or to fix the documentation -- the documentation for
syz(GroebnerBasis)
reiterates that the output might include nonminimal syzygies, but the documentation forsyz(Matrix)
is misleading.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: