Exact nonlinear coordinates for polynomial quotient Fusion #
In the standard n-variable polynomial model, every field constant and every
variable is free. The free-data submodule is therefore the affine-linear
polynomials. Extract all coefficients except the constant and degree-one
variable coefficients.
This module proves that the joint nonlinear coefficient map has exactly the affine-linear submodule as its kernel. Consequently, the rank of the full nonlinear coefficient matrix of any output family equals—rather than merely lower-bounds—the canonical quotient-output rank.
Exponents other than the constant exponent and individual degree-one variable exponents.
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Joint extraction of every nonlinear monomial coefficient.
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Standard polynomial problem with all variables free.
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Affine-linear polynomial submodule generated by all constants and variables.
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Every constant polynomial is affine-linear.
Every variable polynomial is affine-linear.
A monomial whose exponent is not nonlinear is affine-linear.
Affine-linear polynomials have no nonlinear coefficients.
Vanishing of every nonlinear coefficient forces a polynomial to be affine-linear.
Exact kernel characterization of the joint nonlinear coefficient map.
Full nonlinear coefficient matrix of an output family.
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Full nonlinear coefficient rank is exactly the canonical quotient-output rank modulo affine-linear polynomials.
Full nonlinear coefficient rank lower-bounds multiplication cost for standard polynomial circuits with arbitrary field constants and cancellation.
Full nonlinear coefficient rank lower-bounds raw standard-circuit size.