Help with subs
This minimal non-working example returns an output of 'z'. I want 'z^3'! Any help?
B = FunctionField(QQ,'z')
B.inject_variables()
g = z
g.subs(z=z^3)
This minimal non-working example returns an output of 'z'. I want 'z^3'! Any help?
B = FunctionField(QQ,'z')
B.inject_variables()
g = z
g.subs(z=z^3)
Edit: this is not an answer to the question, but together with the comments below, it may be useful, so I will leave it here.
sage: B = FunctionField(QQ,'z')
sage: B.inject_variables()
Defining z
sage: g = z
sage: g.subs(z=z^3)
z
sage: g(z) = z
sage: g.subs(z=z^3)
z |--> z^3
sage: g = z
sage: g.subs(z=z^3)
z^3
This also "works":
sage: B = FunctionField(QQ,'z')
sage: B.inject_variables()
Defining z
sage: h(z) = z
sage: g = z
sage: g.subs(z=z^3)
z^3
@eric_g: you're right, h(z) = z
completely destroys the old meaning of z
. I think I might prefer g(z) = ...
to raise an error unless I explicitly do var('z')
first, but that's not the default behavior.
The problem is similar to the one in this question, and amenable to similar answers.
@emmanuel-charpentier: it's too bad that subs
works with generators of a polynomial ring but not apparently with the named generator of a function field.
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Asked: 2023-03-03 15:24:48 +0100
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Last updated: Mar 04 '23
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The minimal non-working example would probably skip the line defining
g
and just doz.subs(z=z^3)
.