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The problem seems to be that X
is a generator for the finite field on 9 elements, GF(9), whereas R
is just the integers mod 9, Z9.
Perhaps what you want is
sage: K(X+5)
![]() | 2 | fixed an error |
The problem seems to be that X
is a generator for the finite field on 9 elements, GF(9), whereas R
is just polynomial ring over the integers mod 9, Z9.Z9[x].
Perhaps what you want is
sage: K(X+5)
![]() | 3 | corrected huge mistake |
The problem seems to be that Sorry my previous answer was completely wrong.X
is a generator for the finite field on 9 elements, GF(9), whereas R
is polynomial ring over the integers mod 9, Z9[x].
Perhaps what if you want isuse
sage: K(X+5)
y=R.gen()
and then
sage: R(y+5)
X+5