As you can see below, I must have been able to create an algebraic
number that looks like zero, but comes with non-equal kernels.
That shouldn't happen, right?
It's probably a problem with the cache of kernels, but why that is I do
not quite understand. Where should I take a closer look?
Ralf
%%% (552) -> hhh
+--+ +--+
- 325 \|33 + 325 \|33
(552) -----------------------
1179648
Type:
AlgebraicNumber
%%% (553) -> numer hhh
+--+ +--+
(553) - 325 \|33 + 325 \|33
Type:
SparseMultivariatePolynomial(Integer,Kernel(AlgebraicNumber))
%%% (554) -> kernels hhh
+--+ +--+
(554) [\|33 , \|33 ]
Type:
List(Kernel(AlgebraicNumber))
%%% (555) -> l := kernels hhh
+--+ +--+
(555) [\|33 , \|33 ]
Type:
List(Kernel(AlgebraicNumber))
%%% (556) -> l.1
+--+
(556) \|33
Type:
Kernel(AlgebraicNumber)
%%% (557) -> l.1=l.2
+--+ +--+
(557) \|33 = \|33
Type:
Equation(Kernel(AlgebraicNumber))
%%% (558) -> (l.1=l.2)@Boolean
(558) false
Type:
Boolean
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