If I create polynomial like this
R.<x> = SR[]
var('a')
f = a*x^3+1
I get such list of variables
sage: f.variables()
(x,)
But how to convert existing expression to univariate polynomial over symbolic ring?
When I do like this
var('a')
f = a*x^3+1
P.<x> = SR[]
I get following output
sage: P(f).variables()
()
sage: SR['x'](f).variables()
()
How to convert f
to polynomial in a right way with x
as variable.