FACTORING QUARTIC POLYNOMIALS: A LOST ART
is an arbitrary quartic polynomial, then the reduced form of f is the polynomial f(x − b/4a)/a. For example, the reduced form of f(x) = x4 −8x3 +22x2 −19x−8 is f(x+2) = x4 −2x2 +5x−6. The reduced form has leading coefficient one and no degree three term. It is easy to see how a factorization of the reduced form gives a factorization of ................
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