Newton functions generating symmetric fields and irreducibility of Schur polynomials
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Newton functions generating symmetric fields and irreducibility of Schur polynomials
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Transcendental field extensions, Mathematics(all), Symmetric functions and generalizations, Recurrent sequences, symmetric functions, recurrent sequences, Schur polynomials; symmetric functions; generic Galois group, Special polynomials in general fields, Symmetric functions, Schur polynomials
Transcendental field extensions, Mathematics(all), Symmetric functions and generalizations, Recurrent sequences, symmetric functions, recurrent sequences, Schur polynomials; symmetric functions; generic Galois group, Special polynomials in general fields, Symmetric functions, Schur polynomials
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