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export{"lumped"} lumped = method() lumped (Ring) := kk -> ( x := symbol x; R := kk[x_1..x_4]; { ( 7.67718790000000e-01 + 3.28202780000000e-01*ii)*x_1*x_3+( 7.67718790000000e-01 + 3.28202780000000e-01*ii)*x_1*x_4+(-1.76771879000000 - 3.28202780000000e-01*ii)*x_1+( 5.48909490000000e-01 + 1.09394900000000e-01*ii)*x_3+( 4.79608000000000e-02 + 8.88686780000000e-01*ii), ( 3.30100210000000e-01 + 8.90584170000000e-01*ii)*x_2*x_3+( 3.30100210000000e-01 + 8.90584170000000e-01*ii)*x_2*x_4+(-1.33010021000000 - 8.90584170000000e-01*ii)*x_2+( 1.11290920000000e-01 + 6.71774920000000e-01*ii)*x_4+( 8.29151510000000e-01 + 6.69877470000000e-01*ii), (-7.67718790000000e-01 - 3.28202780000000e-01*ii)*x_1*x_3+(-7.67718790000000e-01 - 3.28202780000000e-01*ii)*x_1*x_4+(-8.92481630000000e-01 - 4.52965620000000e-01*ii)*x_3*x_4+( 7.67718790000000e-01 + 3.28202780000000e-01*ii)*x_1+(-5.48909490000000e-01 - 1.09394900000000e-01*ii)*x_3, (-3.30100210000000e-01 - 8.90584170000000e-01*ii)*x_2*x_3+(-3.30100210000000e-01 - 8.90584170000000e-01*ii)*x_2*x_4+(-8.92481630000000e-01 - 4.52965620000000e-01*ii)*x_3*x_4+( 3.30100210000000e-01 + 8.90584170000000e-01*ii)*x_2+(-1.11290920000000e-01 - 6.71774920000000e-01*ii)*x_4 } ) beginDocumentation() doc /// Key lumped (lumped,Ring) Headline lumped parameter chemically reacting system Usage lumped(kk) Inputs kk:Ring the coefficient ring Outputs :List of the polynomials in the system Description Text This system was solved in May 2020, using @TO solveSystem@ in Macaulay2 v1.15 with an Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-5250U CPU at 1.60GHz. There were 4 solutions found in 0.178 seconds (with a Bezout bound of 16). Reference: "Solving deficient polynomial systems with homotopies which keep the subschemes at infinity invariant" by T.Y. Li and X. Wang (pages 693-710). See also: http://homepages.math.uic.edu/~jan/Demo/lumped.html. Example lumped(CC_53) ///