Trace test
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Abstract: The trace test in numerical algebraic geometry verifies the completeness of a witness set of an irreducible variety in affine or projective space. We give a brief derivation of the trace test and then consider it for subvarieties of products of projective spaces using multihomogeneous witness sets. We show how a dimension reduction leads to a practical trace test in this case involving a curve in a low-dimensional affine space.
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