Algebraic and rational differential invariants
David Blásquez-Sanz
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David Blásquez-Sanz
Abstract
These notes start with an introduction to differential invariants. They continue with an algebraic treatment of the theory. The algebraic, differential algebraic and differential geometric tools that are necessary to the development of the theory are explained in detail. We expose the recent results on the topic of rational and algebraic differential invariants. Finally we give a new algebraic version of the finiteness theorem of Lie–Tresse for the case of finite dimensional algebraic groups.
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These notes start with an introduction to differential invariants. They continue with an algebraic treatment of the theory. The algebraic, differential algebraic and differential geometric tools that are necessary to the development of the theory are explained in detail. We expose the recent results on the topic of rational and algebraic differential invariants. Finally we give a new algebraic version of the finiteness theorem of Lie–Tresse for the case of finite dimensional algebraic groups.
Key concepts: Differential algebraic geometry, Function field of an algebraic variety, Algebraic differential equation, Dimension of an algebraic variety, Algebraic cycle, Differential (mechanical device), Mathematics, Real algebraic geometry