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degree(R::GFField)
Return the degree of the given finite field.
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degree(a::FqPolyRepField)
Return the degree of the given finite field.
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degree(a::FqField)
Return the degree of the given finite field.
There may be more
But degree over what? The prime field? Then it should say so. Or over some other field? Then it should say which it is.
I am guessing the intention is for it to not necessarily being over the prime field, because there is also this:
absolute_degree(a::FqField)
Return the degree of the given finite field over the prime field.
In addition to clarifying what degree does, I think it would also be good if degree had a reference to total_degree and vice versa.
Maybe @mgkurtz can work on that, once we know what these should say (which I hope @thofma or @fieker will tell us)
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On Sun, 12 Mar 2023, 22:53 Max Horn, ***@***.***> wrote:
degree(R::GFField)
Return the degree of the given finite field.
───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
degree(a::FqPolyRepField)
Return the degree of the given finite field.
───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
degree(a::FqField)
Return the degree of the given finite field.
There may be more
But degree over what? The prime field? Then it should say so. Or over some
other field? Then it should say which it is.
I am guessing the intention is for it to not necessarily being over the
prime field, because there is also this:
absolute_degree(a::FqField)
Return the degree of the given finite field over the prime field.
In addition to clarifying what degree does, I think it would also be good
if degree had a reference to total_degree and vice versa.
Maybe @mgkurtz <https://github.com/mgkurtz> can work on that, once we
know what these should say (which I hope @thofma
<https://github.com/thofma> or @fieker <https://github.com/fieker> will
tell us)
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There may be more
But degree over what? The prime field? Then it should say so. Or over some other field? Then it should say which it is.
I am guessing the intention is for it to not necessarily being over the prime field, because there is also this:
In addition to clarifying what
degree
does, I think it would also be good ifdegree
had a reference tototal_degree
and vice versa.Maybe @mgkurtz can work on that, once we know what these should say (which I hope @thofma or @fieker will tell us)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: