Groebner Bases Applet

 

This applet computes the reduced Groebner basis of a polynomial ideal in Q[x1, x2, ..., xn].

Instructions.

  1. Write the generators in the text area labeled "Generators:", one polynomial per row. Write the polynomial as a series of monomials with coefficients before indeterminates. Use "^" for powers. Examples:

    -2*x1^3+x1*x2-1 OK
    1-x1*2/3-x2*5 NO
    1-2/3*x1-5*x2 OK
    y*(x-z)+(2x)^3 NO
    y*x-y*z+8*x^3 OK
    -2*(x-1) NO
    -2*x+2 OK


  2. Write the indeterminates you have used separated by blanks, in decreasing order. Examples:

    x y z t means x>y>z>t
    x1 x2 x3 means x1>x2>x3
    x3 x2 x1 means x3>x2>x1


  3. Choose a monomial ordering among:

    LEX Lexicographic
    GRLEX Graded Lexicographic
    GREVLEX Graded Reverse Lexicographic
    ELIM kth-elimination order.
    You must specify k in the textfield on the right
    (1 is the default).


  4. Tick the "detailed output" check box if you want the applet to print a detailed output of the steps actually performed to compute the basis. I think this is a nice option from a didactic point of view.

  5. Click the "Compute" button to start the applet or "Clear" to clear all the fields.
EXAMPLE
The reduced Groebner basis of I = (t3+x+y, t2+1/2x2-x-z2, t2+y-z2)computed by the applet (with the 1st elimination order and t>x>y>z):

 

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