Notes:Polynomial ring
From Maths
Definition
Let M:={1,X,X2,…,Xn,…} be the free monoid generated by X. A polynomial over a ring[Note 1] in the indeterminate X is a mapping:
- A:M→R by A:Xn↦an such that an=0 for "almost all" n≥0
The set of all polynomials in X over R is denoted R[X]
We can replace M with any monoid. The resulting ring: R[M] is a semigroup ring or a group ring if M is a group
- TODO: WTF are these?
Operations
- ∀A,B,C∈R[X][A+B=C⟺∀n∈N(cn=an+bn)]
- ∀A,B,C∈R[X][AB=C⟺∀n∈N(cn=∑i+j=naibj)]
- Caution:Abuse of notation here, this means the sum over all i,j∈N only where i+j=n
Claim 1: This is a ring
Notes
- <cite_references_link_accessibility_label> ↑ After Grillet writes "(with identity)" - is this saying that he means a ring with identity or what?