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(defpackage "POLYNOMIAL"
  (:use :cl :utils :ring :monom :order :term)
  (:export "POLY"
           "POLY-DIMENSION"
           "POLY-TERMLIST"
           "POLY-TERM-ORDER"
           "CHANGE-TERM-ORDER"
           "STANDARD-EXTENSION"
           "STANDARD-EXTENSION-1"
           "STANDARD-SUM"
           "SATURATION-EXTENSION"
           "ALIST->POLY")
  (:documentation "Implements polynomials."))

(in-package :polynomial)

(proclaim '(optimize (speed 3) (space 0) (safety 0) (debug 0)))

(defclass poly ()
  ((dimension :initform nil 
              :initarg :dimension 
              :accessor poly-dimension
              :documentation "Shared dimension of all terms, the number of variables")
   (termlist :initform nil :initarg :termlist :accessor poly-termlist
             :documentation "List of terms.")
   (order :initform #'lex> :initarg :order :accessor poly-term-order
          :documentation "Monomial/term order."))
  (:default-initargs :dimension nil :termlist nil :order #'lex>)
  (:documentation "A polynomial with a list of terms TERMLIST, ordered
according to term order ORDER, which defaults to LEX>."))

(defmethod print-object ((self poly) stream)
  (print-unreadable-object (self stream :type t :identity t)
    (with-accessors ((dimension poly-dimension)
                     (termlist poly-termlist)
                     (order poly-term-order))
        self
      (format stream "DIMENSION=~A TERMLIST=~A ORDER=~A" 
              dimension termlist order))))

(defgeneric change-term-order (self other)
  (:documentation "Change term order of SELF to the term order of OTHER.")
  (:method ((self poly) (other poly))
    (unless (eq (poly-term-order self) (poly-term-order other))
      (setf (poly-termlist self) (sort (poly-termlist self) (poly-term-order other))
            (poly-term-order self) (poly-term-order other)))
    self))

(defmethod update-instance-for-different-class ((old term) (new poly)
                                                &key 
                                                  &allow-other-keys)
  (setf (poly-termlist new) (list old)
        (poly-dimension new) (monom-dimension old)
        (poly-term-order new) #'lex>)
  new)

(defun alist->poly (alist &aux (poly (make-instance 'poly)))
  "It reads polynomial from an alist formatted as ( ... (exponents . coeff) ...).
It can be used to enter simple polynomials by hand, e.g the polynomial
in two variables, X and Y, given in standard notation as:

      3*X^2*Y^3+2*Y+7

can be entered as
(ALIST->POLY '(((2 3) . 3) ((0 1) . 2) ((0 0) . 7))).

NOTE: The primary use is for low-level debugging of the package."
  (dolist (x alist poly)
    (insert-item poly (make-instance 'term :exponents (car x) :coeff (cdr x)))))


(defmethod r-equalp ((self poly) (other poly))
  "POLY instances are R-EQUALP if they have the same
order and if all terms are R-EQUALP."
  (and (every #'r-equalp (poly-termlist self) (poly-termlist other))
       (eq (poly-term-order self) (poly-term-order other))))

(defmethod insert-item ((self poly) (item term))
  (cond ((null (poly-dimension self))
         (setf (poly-dimension self) (monom-dimension item)))
        (t (assert (= (poly-dimension self) (monom-dimension item)))))
  (push item (poly-termlist self))
  self)

(defmethod append-item ((self poly) (item term))
  (cond ((null (poly-dimension self))
         (setf (poly-dimension self) (monom-dimension item)))
        (t (assert (= (poly-dimension self) (monom-dimension item)))))
  (setf (cdr (last (poly-termlist self))) (list item))
  self)

;; Leading term
(defgeneric leading-term (object)
  (:method ((self poly)) 
    (car (poly-termlist self)))
  (:documentation "The leading term of a polynomial, or NIL for zero polynomial."))

;; Second term
(defgeneric second-leading-term (object) 
  (:method ((self poly))
    (cadar (poly-termlist self)))
  (:documentation "The second leading term of a polynomial, or NIL for a polynomial with at most one term."))

;; Leading coefficient
(defgeneric leading-coefficient (object)
  (:method ((self poly))
    (scalar-coeff (leading-term self)))
  (:documentation "The leading coefficient of a polynomial. It signals error for a zero polynomial."))

;; Second coefficient
(defgeneric second-leading-coefficient (object)
  (:method ((self poly)) 
    (scalar-coeff (second-leading-term self)))
  (:documentation "The second leading coefficient of a polynomial. It
  signals error for a polynomial with at most one term."))

;; Testing for a zero polynomial
(defmethod r-zerop ((self poly))
  (null (poly-termlist self)))

;; The number of terms
(defmethod r-length ((self poly))
  (length (poly-termlist self)))

(defmethod multiply-by ((self poly) (other monom))
  (mapc #'(lambda (term) (multiply-by term other))
        (poly-termlist self))
  self)

(defmethod multiply-by ((self poly) (other term))
  (mapc #'(lambda (term) (multiply-by term other))
        (poly-termlist self))
  self)

(defmethod multiply-by ((self poly) (other scalar))
  (mapc #'(lambda (term) (multiply-by term other))
        (poly-termlist self))
  self)


(defmacro fast-add/subtract (p q order-fn add/subtract-fn uminus-fn)
  "Return an expression which will efficiently adds/subtracts two
polynomials, P and Q.  The addition/subtraction of coefficients is
performed by calling ADD/SUBTRACT-METHOD-NAME.  If UMINUS-METHOD-NAME
is supplied, it is used to negate the coefficients of Q which do not
have a corresponding coefficient in P. The code implements an
efficient algorithm to add two polynomials represented as sorted lists
of terms. The code destroys both arguments, reusing the terms to build
the result."
  `(macrolet ((lc (x) `(scalar-coeff (car ,x))))
     (do ((p ,p)
          (q ,q)
          r)
         ((or (endp p) (endp q))
          ;; NOTE: R contains the result in reverse order. Can it
          ;; be more efficient to produce the terms in correct order?
          (unless (endp q) 
            ;; Upon subtraction, we must change the sign of
            ;; all coefficients in q
            ,@(when uminus-fn
                    `((mapc #'(lambda (x) (setf x (funcall ,uminus-fn x))) q)))
            (setf r (nreconc r q)))
          r)
       (multiple-value-bind 
             (greater-p equal-p)
           (funcall ,order-fn (car p) (car q))
         (cond
           (greater-p
            (rotatef (cdr p) r p)
            )
           (equal-p
            (let ((s (funcall ,add/subtract-fn (lc p) (lc q))))
              (cond 
                ((r-zerop s)
                 (setf p (cdr p))
                 )
                (t 
                 (setf (lc p) s)
                 (rotatef (cdr p) r p))))
            (setf q (cdr q))
            )
           (t 
            ;;Negate the term of Q if UMINUS provided, signallig
            ;;that we are doing subtraction
            ,(when uminus-fn
                   `(setf (lc q) (funcall ,uminus-fn (lc q))))
            (rotatef (cdr q) r q)))))))


(defmacro def-add/subtract-method (add/subtract-method-name
                                   uminus-method-name
                                   &optional
                                     (doc-string nil doc-string-supplied-p))
  "This macro avoids code duplication for two similar operations: ADD-TO and SUBTRACT-FROM."
  `(defmethod ,add/subtract-method-name ((self poly) (other poly))
     ,@(when doc-string-supplied-p `(,doc-string))
     ;; Ensure orders are compatible
     (change-term-order other self)
     (setf (poly-termlist self) (fast-add/subtract 
                                 (poly-termlist self) (poly-termlist other)
                                 (poly-term-order self)
                                 #',add/subtract-method-name
                                 ,(when uminus-method-name `(function ,uminus-method-name))))
     self))

(eval-when (:compile-toplevel :load-toplevel :execute)

  (def-add/subtract-method add-to nil
    "Adds to polynomial SELF another polynomial OTHER.
This operation destructively modifies both polynomials.
The result is stored in SELF. This implementation does
no consing, entirely reusing the sells of SELF and OTHER.")

  (def-add/subtract-method subtract-from unary-minus
    "Subtracts from polynomial SELF another polynomial OTHER.
This operation destructively modifies both polynomials.
The result is stored in SELF. This implementation does
no consing, entirely reusing the sells of SELF and OTHER.")
  )

(defmethod unary-minus ((self poly))
  "Destructively modifies the coefficients of the polynomial SELF,
by changing their sign."
  (mapc #'unary-minus (poly-termlist self))
  self)

(defun add-termlists (p q order-fn)
  "Destructively adds two termlists P and Q ordered according to ORDER-FN."
  (fast-add/subtract p q order-fn #'add-to nil))

(defmacro multiply-term-by-termlist-dropping-zeros (term termlist 
                                                    &optional (reverse-arg-order-P nil))
  "Multiplies term TERM by a list of term, TERMLIST.
Takes into accound divisors of zero in the ring, by
deleting zero terms. Optionally, if REVERSE-ARG-ORDER-P
is T, change the order of arguments; this may be important
if we extend the package to non-commutative rings."
  `(mapcan #'(lambda (other-term) 
               (let ((prod (r*
                            ,@(cond 
                               (reverse-arg-order-p
                                `(other-term ,term))
                               (t 
                                `(,term other-term))))))
                 (cond 
                   ((r-zerop prod) nil)
                   (t (list prod)))))
           ,termlist))

(defun multiply-termlists (p q order-fn)
  "A version of polynomial multiplication, operating
directly on termlists."
  (cond 
    ((or (endp p) (endp q))         
     ;;p or q is 0 (represented by NIL)
     nil)       
    ;; If p= p0+p1 and q=q0+q1 then p*q=p0*q0+p0*q1+p1*q
    ((endp (cdr p))
     (multiply-term-by-termlist-dropping-zeros (car p) q))
    ((endp (cdr q))
     (multiply-term-by-termlist-dropping-zeros (car q) p t))
    (t
     (cons (r* (car p) (car q))
           (add-termlists 
            (multiply-term-by-termlist-dropping-zeros (car p) (cdr q))
            (multiply-termlists (cdr p) q order-fn)
            order-fn)))))

(defmethod multiply-by ((self poly) (other poly))
  (change-term-order other self)
  (setf (poly-termlist self) (multiply-termlists (poly-termlist self)
                                                 (poly-termlist other)
                                                 (poly-term-order self)))
  self)

(defmethod r* ((poly1 poly) (poly2 poly))
  "Non-destructively multiply POLY1 by POLY2."
  (multiply-by (copy-instance POLY1) (copy-instance POLY2)))

(defmethod left-tensor-product-by ((self poly) (other term))
  (setf (poly-termlist self) 
        (mapcan #'(lambda (term) 
                    (let ((prod (left-tensor-product-by term other)))
                      (cond 
                        ((r-zerop prod) nil)
                        (t (list prod)))))
                (poly-termlist self)))
  self)

(defmethod right-tensor-product-by ((self poly) (other term))
  (setf (poly-termlist self) 
        (mapcan #'(lambda (term) 
                    (let ((prod (right-tensor-product-by term other)))
                      (cond 
                        ((r-zerop prod) nil)
                        (t (list prod)))))
                (poly-termlist self)))
  self)

(defmethod left-tensor-product-by ((self poly) (other monom))
  (setf (poly-termlist self) 
        (mapcan #'(lambda (term) 
                    (let ((prod (left-tensor-product-by term other)))
                      (cond 
                        ((r-zerop prod) nil)
                        (t (list prod)))))
                (poly-termlist self)))
  (incf (poly-dimension self) (monom-dimension other))
  self)

(defmethod right-tensor-product-by ((self poly) (other monom))
  (setf (poly-termlist self) 
        (mapcan #'(lambda (term) 
                    (let ((prod (right-tensor-product-by term other)))
                      (cond 
                        ((r-zerop prod) nil)
                        (t (list prod)))))
                (poly-termlist self)))
  (incf (poly-dimension self) (monom-dimension other))
  self)


(defun standard-extension (plist &aux (k (length plist)) (i 0))
  "Calculate [U1*P1,U2*P2,...,UK*PK], where PLIST=[P1,P2,...,PK]
is a list of polynomials. Destructively modifies PLIST elements."
  (mapc #'(lambda (poly)
            (left-tensor-product-by 
             poly 
             (prog1 
                 (make-monom-variable k i) 
               (incf i))))
        plist))

(defun standard-extension-1 (plist 
                             &aux 
                               (plist (standard-extension plist))
                               (nvars (poly-dimension (car plist))))
  "Calculate [U1*P1-1,U2*P2-1,...,UK*PK-1], where PLIST=[P1,P2,...,PK].
Firstly, new K variables U1, U2, ..., UK, are inserted into each
polynomial.  Subsequently, P1, P2, ..., PK are destructively modified
tantamount to replacing PI with UI*PI-1. It assumes that all
polynomials have the same dimension, and only the first polynomial
is examined to determine this dimension."
  ;; Implementation note: we use STANDARD-EXTENSION and then subtract
  ;; 1 from each polynomial; since UI*PI has no constant term,
  ;; we just need to append the constant term at the end
  ;; of each termlist.
  (flet ((subtract-1 (p) 
           (append-item p (make-instance 'term :coeff -1 :dimension nvars))))
    (setf plist (mapc #'subtract-1 plist)))
  plist)


(defun standard-sum (plist
                     &aux 
                       (plist (standard-extension plist))
                       (nvars (poly-dimension (car plist))))
  "Calculate the polynomial U1*P1+U2*P2+...+UK*PK-1, where PLIST=[P1,P2,...,PK].
Firstly, new K variables, U1, U2, ..., UK, are inserted into each
polynomial.  Subsequently, P1, P2, ..., PK are destructively modified
tantamount to replacing PI with UI*PI, and the resulting polynomials
are added. Finally, 1 is subtracted.  It should be noted that the term
order is not modified, which is equivalent to using a lexicographic
order on the first K variables."
  (flet ((subtract-1 (p) 
           (append-item p (make-instance 'term :coeff -1 :dimension nvars))))
    (subtract-1 
     (make-instance
      'poly
      :termlist (apply #'nconc (mapcar #'poly-termlist plist))))))

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(defun saturation-extension-1 (ring f p) 
  "Calculate [F, U*P-1]. It destructively modifies F."
  (declare (type ring ring))
  (polysaturation-extension ring f (list p)))




(defun spoly (ring-and-order f g
              &aux
                (ring (ro-ring ring-and-order)))
  "It yields the S-polynomial of polynomials F and G."
  (declare (type ring-and-order ring-and-order) (type poly f g))
  (let* ((lcm (monom-lcm (poly-lm f) (poly-lm g)))
         (mf (monom-div lcm (poly-lm f)))
         (mg (monom-div lcm (poly-lm g))))
    (declare (type monom mf mg))
    (multiple-value-bind (c cf cg)
        (funcall (ring-ezgcd ring) (poly-lc f) (poly-lc g))
      (declare (ignore c))
      (poly-sub 
       ring-and-order
       (scalar-times-poly ring cg (monom-times-poly mf f))
       (scalar-times-poly ring cf (monom-times-poly mg g))))))


(defun poly-primitive-part (ring p)
  "Divide polynomial P with integer coefficients by gcd of its
coefficients and return the result."
  (declare (type ring ring) (type poly p))
  (if (poly-zerop p)
      (values p 1)
      (let ((c (poly-content ring p)))
        (values (make-poly-from-termlist 
                 (mapcar
                  #'(lambda (x)
                      (make-term :monom (term-monom x)
                                 :coeff (funcall (ring-div ring) (term-coeff x) c)))
                  (poly-termlist p))
                 (poly-sugar p))
                c))))

(defun poly-content (ring p)
  "Greatest common divisor of the coefficients of the polynomial P. Use the RING structure
to compute the greatest common divisor."
  (declare (type ring ring) (type poly p))
  (reduce (ring-gcd ring) (mapcar #'term-coeff (rest (poly-termlist p))) :initial-value (poly-lc p)))

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