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You can always check source code of a particular function/method like this

P = Polyhedron()
??P.intersection

It tells us that .intersection() simply takes the union of inequalities defining two polynomials and construct the resulting polynomial out of it.

You can always check source code of a particular function/method like this

P = Polyhedron()
??P.intersection

It tells us that .intersection() simply takes the union of inequalities defining two polynomials polyhedra and construct the resulting polynomial polyhedron out of it.

You can always check source code of a particular function/method like this

P = Polyhedron()
??P.intersection

It tells us that .intersection() simply takes the union of inequalities inequalities/equations defining two polyhedra and construct the resulting polyhedron out of it.

You can always check source code of a particular function/method like this

P = Polyhedron()
??P.intersection

It tells us that .intersection() simply takes the union of inequalities/equations defining two polyhedra and construct constructs the resulting polyhedron out of it.