Power sum symmetric polynomials
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Definition
Let be a commutative ring and let . For , the -th power sum in is
Remarks
Each is symmetric and homogeneous of degree . Newton's identities relate the power sums to the elementary symmetric polynomials. If contains , then every symmetric polynomial in is a polynomial in . This fails over : needs the coefficient .
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| MSC | 05E05 |
| Defines | Power sum symmetric polynomial |
| Uses | Symmetric polynomial |
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