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Real Polynomials
Multivariate Functions
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Quadratic Forms
Symmetric Multivariate Real Polynomials
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Multivariate Real Polynomials

Definition

A multivariate polynomial is a function $f: \R ^n \to \R $ whose terms are monomials. The degree of a monomial is the sum of the degrees of the each of the variable terms in it. The degree of a multvariate polynomial is the largest degree of its terms.

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