This research presents an algorithm that computes a maximal independent set and a Gröbner basis simultaneously, improving efficiency in ideal processing.
To solve problems on a positive-dimensional ideal I ⊂ k[X], a maximal independent set U ⊂ X modulo I and a Gröbner basis of Ie, where Ie is the extension of I to k(U)[V] (V := X), are widely used. As far as we know, they are usually computed separately, i.e., U is calculated first and the Gröbner basis is computed after U is obtained. In this paper, we present an efficient algorithm for computing a maximal independent set U modulo I and a Gröbner basis of Ie simultaneously. Different from computing them separately, the algorithm takes full advantage of the polynomial information throughout the Gröbner basis computation to obtain U as soon as possible, hence it significantly improves the computing efficiency.
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