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WebOn first view, a hypercube in the plane can be a confusing pattern of lines. Images of cubes from still higher dimensions become almost kaleidoscopic. One way to appreciate the structure of such objects is to analyze lower-dimensional building blocks. We know that a square has 4 vertices, 4 edges, and 1 square face. WebA polynomial p nonnegative on X can be written as a sum of squares of rational functions modulo the vanishing ideal I(X). From the point of view of applications, such as … hermes psychopompus
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