Refinement of mpoly with the Pol structure from micromega #107
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Apparently commutativity of C is not needed for addition and subtraction, it only became needed for PmulC_aux. Requires math-comp/math-comp#1448 and math-comp#106
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Thanks. Unfortunately, my primary interest in multinomials is |
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Then, as I said, feel free to close this. |
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This is a refinement of mpoly.v with the Pol structure of micromega (see micromega_witness.v in math-comp/math-comp#1448 for instance).
@pi8027 I initially developped this for math-comp/math-comp#1448 but ended up not using it (it was easier to just prove commutativity of evaluation with all arithmetic operations there), so do whatever you want with it. In particular, just closing this PR if it appear of no particular interest, is perfectly fine.
Requires math-comp/math-comp#1448 and #106