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Powers of binary forms and derived Hermite reciprocity
For $a,b \ge 1$, Hilbert found in 1886 a collection of polynomial equations that cut out set-theoretically the variety X parametrizing a-th powers of binary forms of degree b. We determine the ideal of all polynomials vanishing on X, showing that it is generated in degree b+1 and that it has a linea
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