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The central aim is to explore and prove the concept of geometric polyvariance within symmetric polynomials.

February 28, 2026Open Access

Universality of Symmetric Polynomials: Spectral and Modular Realizations (Part I)

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The central aim is to explore and prove the concept of geometric polyvariance within symmetric polynomials.
Introduced the principle of geometric polyvariance
Established connections between distinct geometric realizations
Analyzed the role of universal coefficient rings in linking realizations
Proved that multiple isomorphic geometric realizations exist for algebraic equations
Identified a universal property that relates these realizations through a coefficient ring

Implication

Demonstrates geometric polyvariance in algebraic equations, suggesting new realizations in mathematics.

Abstract

This paper introduces and proves the principle of geometric polyvariance - a fundamental property of algebraic equations whereby there exist multiple distinct but isomorphic geometric realizations, all linked by a universal coefficient ring.

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Alexander Starodubov (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69a2877b0a974eb0d3c032b7 https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18784236

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Demonstrates geometric polyvariance in algebraic equations, suggesting new realizations in mathematics.

Universality of Symmetric Polynomials: Spectral and Modular Realizations (Part I)

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Universality of Symmetric Polynomials: Spectral and Modular Realizations (Part I)

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