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backsolve


\begin{usage}
backsolve(a,p,st,r,c)\\ backsolve(a,p,st,r,b)\\
backsolve(a,p,st,r,c,d)\\ backsolve(a,p,st,r,b,d)
\end{usage}

\begin{signatures}
backsolve:& (M, Z $\to$\ Z,\htmlref{\texttt{PrimitiveArray}...
...rray} Z,Z,M,R)$\to$(M,\htmlref{\texttt{Vector}}{Vector} R)\\\end{signatures}

\begin{params}
{\em a} & M & A matrix representing a Row Echelon Form (REF)\\ ...
...} & R & A maximal denominator needed for a dependence relation\\\end{params}



\begin{descr}
Backsolves a triangular system.
The triple $(a,p,st)$\ represent...
...rm th}}$\ column is called
leading if $j=st(i)$\ for some $i$).\\\end{descr}

\begin{retval}
backsolve(a,p,st,r,c) returns a primitive vector $v$\ such that...
... $s(j,l)\neq 0$\ only if the ${j}^{{\rm th}}$\ column
is leading.\end{retval}


Manuel Bronstein 2000-12-13