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most citedAlgebraic Geometrization of the Kuramoto Model: Equilibria and Stability Analysis

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math.AG2015

Tensor decomposition and homotopy continuation

Alessandra Bernardi, Noah S. Daleo, Jonathan D. Hauenstein +1

A computationally challenging classical elimination theory problem is to compute polynomials which vanish on the set of tensors of a given rank. By moving away from computing polyn…

math.DS2015

A hybrid symbolic-numerical approach to the center-focus problem

Adam Mahdi, Claudio Pessoa, Jonathan D. Hauenstein

We propose a new hybrid symbolic-numerical approach to the center-focus problem. The method allowed us to obtain center conditions for a three-dimensional system of differential eq…

math.AG2015

Multiprojective witness sets and a trace test

Jonathan D. Hauenstein, Jose Israel Rodriguez

In the field of numerical algebraic geometry, positive-dimensional solution sets of systems of polynomial equations are described by witness sets. In this paper, we define multipro…

math.AG2015

Software for the Gale transform of fewnomial systems and a Descartes rule for fewnomials

Daniel J. Bates, Jonathan D. Hauenstein, Matthew E. Niemerg +1

We give a Descartes'-like bound on the number of positive solutions to a system of fewnomials that holds when its exponent vectors are not in convex position and a sign condition i…

nlin.CD2015★ 79 cited

Algebraic Geometrization of the Kuramoto Model: Equilibria and Stability Analysis

Dhagash Mehta, Noah Daleo, Florian Dörfler +1

Finding equilibria of the finite size Kuramoto model amounts to solving a nonlinear system of equations, which is an important yet challenging problem. We translate this into an al…

math.AG2015★ 23 cited

Certifying isolated singular points and their multiplicity structure

Jonathan D. Hauenstein, Bernard Mourrain, Agnes Szanto

This paper presents two new constructions related to singular solutions of polynomial systems. The first is a new deflation method for an isolated singular root. This construc-tion…