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Is there a way to create a multivariate polynomial ring with just a single variable? Relatedly, how can I convert a univariate polynomial into a multivariate one? The only idea I have is introducing a dummy (silent) variable, but is there a more straightforward way?
PS. The reason for using such a conversion is that the multivariate polynomial ring has some methods (such as .reduce()) that are unavailable for univariate polynomials.
Is there a way to create a multivariate polynomial ring with just a single variable? Relatedly, how How can I convert a univariate polynomial into a multivariate one? The only idea I have is introducing a dummy (silent) variable, but is there a more straightforward way?
PS. The reason for using such a conversion is that the multivariate polynomial ring has some methods (such as .reduce()) that are unavailable for univariate polynomials.
How can I convert a univariate polynomial into a multivariate one? The only idea I have is introducing a dummy (silent) variable, but is there a more straightforward way?
PS. The reason for using such a conversion is that the multivariate polynomial ring has some methods (such as .reduce()) that are unavailable for univariate polynomials.
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