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Trinomial containment in polynomial ideals is undecidable
We prove that deciding whether an ideal in a polynomial ring contains a trinomial is impossible on a Turing machine. More precisely, from an integer polynomial $P$ we compute generators of an ideal $I_P$ in a polynomial ring over $\mathbb{Q}$ such that $I_P$ contains a trinomial if and only if $P$ h
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