monoid(...,MonomialSize=>...) -- specify the bit-length of monomial exponents in the ring

Synopsis

Usage:

monoid[a,b,c, MonomialSize => n]

Description

The MonomialSize option specifies the minimum number of bits to be used for storing each exponent in a monomial. The exponents are stored as signed binary numbers, so n bits allows an exponent as large as $2^{n-1}-1$. Useful values are 8, 16, and 32.

Further information

Default value: 32
Function: monoid -- make or retrieve a monoid
Option key: MonomialSize -- an optional argument

Functions with optional argument named MonomialSize:

graphIdeal(...,MonomialSize=>...) -- see graphIdeal(RingMap) -- the ideal of the graph of the regular map corresponding to a ring map
graphRing(...,MonomialSize=>...) -- see graphRing(RingMap) -- the coordinate ring of the graph of the regular map corresponding to a ring map
monoid(...,MonomialSize=>...) -- specify the bit-length of monomial exponents in the ring
newRing(...,MonomialSize=>...) -- see newRing -- make a copy of a ring, with some features changed
symmetricAlgebra(...,MonomialSize=>...) -- see symmetricAlgebra -- the symmetric algebra of a module
tensor(Monoid,Monoid,MonomialSize=>...) -- see tensor(Monoid,Monoid) -- tensor product of monoids
tensor(Ring,Ring,MonomialSize=>...) -- see tensor(Monoid,Monoid) -- tensor product of monoids