How to define a ring of differential operator
shox · Mon Jul 06, 2015 9:56 pm
Hello,
i want to define and eventually construct a groebner basis for an Ideal in a Ring of differnetial operators,
for example K[x1,.......xn][D1,.........,Dn] which should somehow be possible with nc_algebra
(since the Ring is a g-algebra).
Since i can only give singular information about variables i would can define how the xi and Dj interact with each other,
but to compute a groebner basis, singular has to handle any element of K[x1,....,xn] as a coefficient .
But x1x2 has to have the same degree as for example x1.
I do not see a possibility how Singular will allow me to define the noncommutative properties of the ring and also
handle any element out of K[x1,...,xn] the way it needs to (for example giving me x1+x2 as leading coefficient of (x1+x2)D1).
Is there any possibility to solve my problem?
best regards,
kolja.
i want to define and eventually construct a groebner basis for an Ideal in a Ring of differnetial operators,
for example K[x1,.......xn][D1,.........,Dn] which should somehow be possible with nc_algebra
(since the Ring is a g-algebra).
Since i can only give singular information about variables i would can define how the xi and Dj interact with each other,
but to compute a groebner basis, singular has to handle any element of K[x1,....,xn] as a coefficient .
But x1x2 has to have the same degree as for example x1.
I do not see a possibility how Singular will allow me to define the noncommutative properties of the ring and also
handle any element out of K[x1,...,xn] the way it needs to (for example giving me x1+x2 as leading coefficient of (x1+x2)D1).
Is there any possibility to solve my problem?
best regards,
kolja.