type/ClosedIdeal - type for finite-dimensional ideals
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Calling Sequence
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type(G, ClosedIdeal(T))
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Parameters
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G
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set or list of polynomials
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T
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table that denotes a monomial ordering on an algebra
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Description
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The type ClosedIdeal checks if the leading monomials of G with respect to T generate a zero-dimensional ideal.
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When G is a Groebner basis with respect to T, the call type(G, T) is equivalent to the call Groebner[IsZeroDimensional](G, T), and checks if the ideal generated by G is finite-dimensional. type/ClosedIdeal is therefore less general but does not compute any Groebner basis (as opposed to IsZeroDimensional).
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Examples
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Thus far, no Groebner basis has been computed.
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