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Mathematics
On $n$-independent sets located on quartics
H. A. Hakopiana,
A. R. Malinyanb a Yerevan State University
b Russian-Armenian (Slavonic) State University, Yerevan
Abstract:
Denote the space of all bivariate polynomials of total degree
$\leq n$ by
$\Pi_n$. We study the
$n$-independence of points sets on quartics, i.e. on algebraic curves of degree
$4$. The
$n$-independent sets
$\mathcal X$ are characterized by the fact that the dimension of the space $\mathcal P_{\mathcal X}:=\{p\in \Pi_n : p(x) =0,\forall x \in\mathcal X\}$ equals
$\hbox{dim}\Pi_n-\#\mathcal X$. Next, polynomial interpolation of degree
$n$ is solvable only with these sets. Also the
$n$-independent sets are exactly the subsets of
$\Pi_n$-poised sets. In this paper we characterize all
$n$-independent sets on quartics. We also characterize the set of points that are
$n$-complete in quartics, i.e. the subsets
$\mathcal X$ of quartic
$\delta$, having the property $p\in\Pi_n, p(x)=0 \ \forall x \in \mathcal X \to p=\delta q, q \in \Pi_{n-4}$.
Keywords:
algebraic curve, fundamental polynomial, n-independent point set, $n$-complete point set.
MSC: Primary
41A10,
41A63; Secondary
14H50 Received: 20.12.2012
Accepted: 08.02.2013
Language: English