Characterization of the Affine Solutions of Sparse Polynomial Systems
summary
Gives a combinatorial characterization of affine components of sparse polynomial systems and a probabilistic symbolic algorithm that computes geometric resolutions of each component by reducing to zero-dimensional sparse solves and Newton lifting; complexity is polynomial in n, support sizes, degrees, mixed volumes and a fine-mixed-subdivision invariant but can blow up because there can be 2^n components; degree bounds are improved for square systems; uses homotopy to produce a witness-point superset for non-generic inputs and no full implementation yet.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:52Geometric resolution
- 3:25Sets of zeros of sparse polynomial systems
- 7:34Algorithm for the toric case
- 10:03Components in the affine space
- 10:51Combinatorial description of V(F)
- 12:20Algorithm GenericAffineSolve for generic sparse systems
- 13:52The result for generic sparse systems
- 15:00Unmixed case
- 17:14Non-generic sparse systems
- 19:08Solving non-generic square sparse systems
- 20:16Algorithm PointsInEquidComps for non-generic square sparse systems
- 20:57The result for non-generic square sparse systems
