Solving Multivariate Algebraic Equation by Hensel Construction
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概要
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- 1999-06-01
著者
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Sasaki Tateaki
Institute Of Mathematics University Of Tsukuba
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Kako Fujio
Department Of Information And Computer Sciences Faculty Of Science Nara Women's University
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Kako Fujio
Department Of Applied Mathematics Faculty Of Engineering Hiroshima University
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Sasaki Tateaki
Institute Of Mathematics & Venture Business Laboratory University Of Tsukuba
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