The polynomial used to define a polygon can be recovered, but more usefully so can those restrictions of that polynomial to parts of the polygon, the so-called face functions in particular.
Note that most of these functions will return an error if N was not defined in terms of a polynomial.
True if and only if N was defined as the Newton polygon of some polynomial.
The polynomial used to define N.
The parent ring of the polynomial of N.
If N is defined by a polynomial in two variables f this returns those monomial terms of f whose corresponding Newton points lie on the face F. On the other hand, if N is determined by a univariate polynomial over a series ring, this returns the univariate polynomial supported on the face F.
False if and only if the face function of N along F is squarefree.
True if and only if N is degenerate along some face.[Next][Prev] [Right] [Left] [Up] [Index] [Root]