Minimally generating ideals of points in polynomial time using linear algebra (Q1576994)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1497311
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    Minimally generating ideals of points in polynomial time using linear algebra
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1497311

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      Minimally generating ideals of points in polynomial time using linear algebra (English)
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      15 April 2002
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      Given \(s\) distinct points in the \(n\)-dimensional projective space, the author presents an algorithm for computing a minimal set of generators of the ideal \(I\) of the given points. The complexity of the algorithm shown is polynomial in the number of points \(s\) and the dimension of the projective space \(n\). First, generators of \(I\) are computed by an interpolating method based on linear functionals. By means of some matrix computations, a Gröbner basis \(S\) for \(I\) is obtained and, afterwards, a particular subset of \(S\) is reduced to a minimal set of generators of the ideal \(I\). This is done essentially by iterated Gaussian eliminations.
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      0-dimensional varieties
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      points in projective space
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      algorithm
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      minimal set of generators
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      Gröbner basis
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      Gaussian eliminations
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