Semialgebraic decomposition of real binary forms of a given degree's space
Abstract
The Waring Problem over polynomial rings asks for how to decompose an homogeneous polynomial of degree d as a finite sum of dth powers of linear forms. First, we give a constructive method to obtain a real Waring decomposition of any given real binary form with length at most its degree. Secondly, we adapt the Sylvester's Algorithm to the real case in order to determine a Waring decomposition with minimal length and then we establish its real rank. We use bezoutian matrices to achieve a minimal decomposition. We consider all real binary forms of a given degree and we decompose this space as a finite union of semialgebraic sets according to their real rank. Some examples are included.
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