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(defpackage "TERM"

  (:use :cl :monom :ring)

  (:export "TERM" 

           "MAKE-TERM-VARIABLE"

           )

  (:documentation "This package implements class TERM. A term is a

product of a scalar and powers of some variables, such as

5*X^2*Y^3. The part of the term without the coefficient is a monomial

X^2*Y^3, which is represented by class MONOM, provided by the :MONOM

package. In this implementation, a TERM specializes MONOL. Also, a

monomial can be considered a TERM whose coefficient is the unit

element (1) of the underlying ring. The generic method CHANGE-CLASS

can be used to convert between a MONOM and a TERM, observing this

convention."))



(in-package :term)



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



(defclass term (monom scalar)

  ()

  (:default-initargs :dimension nil :exponents nil :coeff nil)

  (:documentation "Implements a term, i.e. a product of a scalar

and powers of some variables, such as 5*X^2*Y^3."))



(defmethod print-object ((self term) stream)

  (format stream "#<TERM DIMENSION=~A EXPONENTS=~A COEFF=~A>"

          (monom-dimension self)

          (monom-exponents self)

          (scalar-coeff self)))



(defmethod r-equalp ((term1 term) (term2 term))

  (and (r-equalp (scalar-coeff term1) (scalar-coeff term2))

       (= (monom-dimension term1) (monom-dimension term2))

       (equalp (monom-exponents term1) (monom-exponents term2))))





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(defmethod shared-initialize ((self term) slot-names

                              &rest 

                                initargs 

                              &key

                                coeff

                                &allow-other-keys)

  (declare (ignore initargs))

  (if (eq slot-names t) (setf slot-names '(coeff)))

  (dolist (slot-name slot-names)

    (case slot-name

      (coeff

       (setf (slot-value self 'coeff) coeff)))))

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(defmethod update-instance-for-different-class ((old monom) (new term) &key)

  ;; Changing an instance of class MONOM to class TERM may also

  ;; happen when OLD is an instance of TERM, in which case the

  ;; value of the coefficient should be preserved.

  (call-next-method)

  (unless (slot-boundp new 'coeff)

    (setf (scalar-coeff new) 1))

  new)



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(defun make-term-variable (nvars pos

                           &optional

                             (power 1)

                             (coeff 1))

  "Construct a term in the polynomial ring RING[X[0],X[1],X[2],...X[NVARS-1]]

over the ring RING which represents a single variable. It assumes

number of variables NVARS and the variable is at position

POS. Optionally, the variable may appear raised to power POWER.

Optionally, the term may appear with an arbitrary coefficient, which

defaults to the unit of the RING."

  (declare (type fixnum nvars pos))

  (make-term :monom (make-monom-variable nvars pos power)

             :coeff coeff))



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(defmethod multiply-by :before ((self term) (other term))

  "Destructively multiply terms SELF and OTHER and store the result into SELF.

It returns SELF."

  (setf (scalar-coeff self) (multiply-by (scalar-coeff self) (scalar-coeff other))))



(defmethod left-tensor-product-by ((self term) (other term))

  (setf (scalar-coeff self) (multiply-by (scalar-coeff self) (scalar-coeff other)))

  (call-next-method))



(defmethod right-tensor-product-by ((self term) (other term))

  (setf (scalar-coeff self) (multiply-by (scalar-coeff self) (scalar-coeff other)))

  (call-next-method))



(defmethod left-tensor-product-by ((self term) (other monom))

  (call-next-method))



(defmethod right-tensor-product-by ((self term) (other monom))

  (call-next-method))



(defmethod divide-by ((self term) (other term))

  "Destructively divide term SELF by OTHER and store the result into SELF.

It returns SELF."

  (setf (scalar-coeff self) (divide-by (scalar-coeff self) (scalar-coeff other)))

  (call-next-method))



(defmethod unary-minus ((self term))

  (setf (scalar-coeff self) (unary-minus (scalar-coeff self)))

  self)



(defmethod r* ((term1 term) (term2 term))

  "Non-destructively multiply TERM1 by TERM2."

  (multiply-by (copy-instance term1) (copy-instance term2)))



(defmethod r-zerop ((self term))

  (r-zerop (scalar-coeff self)))



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(defun term->cons (term) 

  "A human-readable representation of a term as a cons (MONOM . COEFF)."

  (declare (type term term))

  (cons (monom->list (term-monom term)) (scalar-coeff term)))



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