Hi, Can I define a symbolic equation with variable concatenating?
For example:
let x∈F2
How can I define the following equation:
11111x1111=2∗x+2
where the x is a digit in the left number.
(The obvious way is by taking the binary exression of that number i.e Σi=ni=02ibi)
Defining the equation is easy :
x = var('x',domain='integer') res =solve([x^2 ==1,2^9+2^8+2^7+2^6+2^5+x+2^3+2^2+2^1+2^0 == 2*x+2],x) print "res = ",res # no solution
but like Dan Fuela pointed out, your equation has no solution when x in F2 + you should accept the fact that you mix up many things "the concatening operator" (no meaning in maths), F2 is for you exactly the same than the set of the two integers {0,1} and so on.
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If x is in GF(2), it is not a "digit". The equality should work in integers? (The 2x+2 is maybe either 2, well 10, but then... or 6 ... The number on the left side is bigger.)