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Discriminants, Resultants, and Multidimensional Determinants
Izrailʹ Moiseevich Gelʹfand,Mikhail Kapranov,Andrei Zelevinsky +2 more
- 10 May 2013
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TL;DR: The Cayley method of studying discriminants was used by Cayley as discussed by the authors to study the Cayley Method of Discriminants and Resultants for Polynomials in One Variable and for forms in Several Variables.
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Abstract: Preface.- Introduction.- General Discriminants and Resultants.- Projective Dual Varieties and General Discriminants.- The Cayley Method of Studying Discriminants.- Associated Varieties and General Resultants.- Chow Varieties.- Toric Varieties.- Newton Polytopes and Chow Polytopes.- Triangulations and Secondary Polytopes.- A-Resultants and Chow Polytopes of Toric Varieties.- A-Discriminants.- Principal A-Discriminants.- Regular A-Determinants and A-Discriminants.- Classical Discriminants and Resultants.- Discriminants and Resultants for Polynomials in One Variable.- Discriminants and Resultants for Forms in Several Variables.- Hyperdeterminants.- Appendix A. Determinants.- Appendix B. A. Cayley: On the Theory of Elimination.- Bibliography.- Notes and References.- List of Notation.- Index
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