15. Symmetric polynomials - University of Minnesota
The total degree of a monomial cxe 1 1:::x e n n is the sum of the exponents total degree (cx e 1 1:::x n n) = e 1 + :::+ e n The total degree of a polynomial is the maximum of the total degrees of its monomial summands. Consider the polynomial f g s n = f(x 1;:::;x n) g(x 1;:::;x n) s n(x 1;:::;x n) It is of lower total degree than the ... ................
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