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The Fundamental Theorem of Antidifference Equations states that the number of linearly independent solutions equals the order of the equation, and discrete analogues of Vieta's Theorem relate the roots of the characteristic equation to the coefficients. Novelty: ClaimNovelty.NOVEL_FINDING. Consensus alignment: ConsensusAlignment.ESTABLISHES_NEW_DIRECTION.

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This work aims to extend classical algebraic theorems and their applications within the realm of antidifference equations, covering various mathematical contexts.

March 7, 2026Open Access

Generalizations of the Fundamental Theorem of Algebra and Vieta's Theorem in Antidifference Equations: A Comprehensive Treatise with Rigorous Extensions to Discrete, Stochastic, Noncommutative, Quantum, and Infinite-Dimensional Settings

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SLshifa liuPeking University

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Monograph establishes a framework for generalizing key algebraic theorems in antidifference equations, integrating multiple mathematical fields.

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This work aims to extend classical algebraic theorems and their applications within the realm of antidifference equations, covering various mathematical contexts.
Develop a unified framework for antidifference equations and classical algebraic concepts.
Prove the Fundamental Theorem of Antidifference Equations for linear equations with constant coefficients.
Employ discrete Grassmann algebras to derive invariance of discrete Pl"ucker relations for Casorati matrices.
Introduce stochastic and noncommutative formulations of the Liouville theorem for antidifference equations.
Provide rigorous treatments and conjectures related to discrete, stochastic, quantum, and infinite-dimensional systems.
Demonstrated that the number of solutions to linear antidifference equations matches the equation's order.
Established discrete analogues of Vieta's Theorem, linking roots to coefficients in evident forms.
Revealed geometric constraints via discrete Pl"ucker relations in solution spaces of antidifference equations.
Connected conservation laws to infinite determinants in discrete dynamical systems, enhancing the theory's scope.

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shifa liu (2025) studied this question.

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Generalizations of the Fundamental Theorem of Algebra and Vieta's Theorem in Antidifference Equations: A Comprehensive Treatise with Rigorous Extensions to Discrete, Stochastic, Noncommutative, Quantum, and Infinite-Dimensional Settings

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