The Multivariate Fundamental Theorem of Algebra and Algebraic Geometry
H. Hakopian
Abstract
We derive two consequences of the multivariate fundamental theorem of algebra (MFTA). The first one is the Bezout theorem for n polynomials. Notably the intersection multiplicities, as in MFTA, are characterized just by means of partial differential operators given by polynomials from D-invariant linear spaces. The second consequence provides a solution to the ideal membership problem, based on the above characterization of intersection multiplicities. Let us mention that one readily gets Nullstellensatz from here.
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