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Non-Symmetric Macdonald expansion

I want to expand a given polynomial in n variables, homogeneous of degree k as a linear combination of Non-Symmetric Macdonald polynomials Eα where α varies over Zn0 with αi=k.

Background: We know that these Macdonald polynomials do indeed form a basis of the vector space of homogeneous degree k polynomials in n variables. The Non-Symmetric Macdonald polynomials I am interested in is the type GLn kind. And their sage implementation can be found here: sage documentation

Bottom line is that we have a basis of a vector space already implemented in sage. Now how do we use it to compute coefficients of any vector when written in terms of this basis?

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Non-Symmetric Macdonald expansion

I want to expand a given polynomial in n variables, homogeneous of degree k as a linear combination of Non-Symmetric Macdonald polynomials Eα where α varies over Zn0 with αi=k.

Background: We know that these Macdonald polynomials do indeed form a basis of the vector space of homogeneous degree k polynomials in n variables. The Non-Symmetric Macdonald polynomials I am interested in is the type GLn kind. And their sage implementation can be found here: sage documentation

Bottom line is that we have a basis of a vector space already implemented in sage. Now how do we use it to compute coefficients of any vector when written in terms of this basis?