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It's a two-step process. First you need to lift in \ZZ/27\ZZ[y], then lift the coefficients in \ZZ:
fp.lift().change_ring(ZZ)
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It's a two-step process. First you need to lift in \ZZ/27\ZZ[y], Z/27Z[y], then lift the coefficients in \ZZ:Z:
fp.lift().change_ring(ZZ)
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It's a two-step process. First you need to lift in Z/27Z[y], then lift the coefficients in Z:
fp.lift().change_ring(ZZ)
Or, if you want the result to live in your polynomial ring Q
of variable X
Q(fp.lift())