Arithmetic Ops Group Methods for mvp
objects
Ops.mvp.Rd
Allows arithmetic operators to be used for multivariate polynomials such as addition, multiplication, integer powers, etc.
Usage
# S3 method for class 'mvp'
Ops(e1, e2)
mvp_negative(S)
mvp_times_mvp(S1,S2)
mvp_times_scalar(S,x)
mvp_plus_mvp(S1,S2)
mvp_plus_numeric(S,x)
mvp_eq_mvp(S1,S2)
mvp_modulo(S1,S2)
Details
The function Ops.mvp()
passes unary and binary arithmetic
operators “+
”, “-
”, “*
” and
“^
” to the appropriate specialist function.
The most interesting operator is “*
”, which is passed to
mvp_times_mvp()
. I guess “+
” is quite
interesting too.
The caret “^
” denotes arithmetic exponentiation, as in
x^3==x*x*x
. As an experimental feature, this is (sort of)
vectorised: if n
is a vector, then a^n
returns the sum
of a
raised to the power of each element of n
. For example,
a^c(n1,n2,n3)
is a^n1 + a^n2 + a^n3
. Internally,
n
is tabulated in the interests of efficiency, so
a^c(0,2,5,5,5) = 1 + a^2 + 3a^5
is evaluated with only a
single fifth power. Similar functionality is implemented in the
freealg package.
Value
The high-level functions documented here return an object of
mvp
, the low-level functions documented at lowlevel.Rd
return lists. But don't use the low-level functions.
Note
Function mvp_modulo()
is distinctly sub-optimal and
inst/mvp_modulo.Rmd
details ideas for better implementation.
Examples
(p1 <- rmvp(3))
#> mvp object algebraically equal to
#> b^2 d e f^2 + b^2 d^2 e^2 + d^2 e^2 f^2
(p2 <- rmvp(3))
#> mvp object algebraically equal to
#> a b^2 d^2 f + 3 a^2 e^2 f + 2 c f^3
p1*p2
#> mvp object algebraically equal to
#> a b^2 d^4 e^2 f^3 + a b^4 d^3 e f^3 + a b^4 d^4 e^2 f + 3 a^2 b^2 d e^3 f^3 + 3
#> a^2 b^2 d^2 e^4 f + 3 a^2 d^2 e^4 f^3 + 2 b^2 c d e f^5 + 2 b^2 c d^2 e^2 f^3 +
#> 2 c d^2 e^2 f^5
p1+p2
#> mvp object algebraically equal to
#> a b^2 d^2 f + 3 a^2 e^2 f + b^2 d e f^2 + b^2 d^2 e^2 + 2 c f^3 + d^2 e^2 f^2
p1^3
#> mvp object algebraically equal to
#> 3 b^2 d^5 e^5 f^6 + 3 b^2 d^6 e^6 f^4 + 3 b^4 d^4 e^4 f^6 + 6 b^4 d^5 e^5 f^4 +
#> 3 b^4 d^6 e^6 f^2 + b^6 d^3 e^3 f^6 + 3 b^6 d^4 e^4 f^4 + 3 b^6 d^5 e^5 f^2 +
#> b^6 d^6 e^6 + d^6 e^6 f^6
p1*(p1+p2) == p1^2+p1*p2 # should be TRUE
#> [1] TRUE