square up allee system with randomization - #52
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Instead of just multiplying by the appropriately sized random matrix, as was done before, we use a triangular matrix. This trick is described in 13.5 of Sommese and Wampler.
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Looks very reasonable. How does it change the number of extraneous solutions? Does it matter how we order the polynomials in |
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I have to check, but from my understanding the ordering should only affect the the number of paths tracked. I might have some more time today to experiment with this. |
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Have you looked into this?: |
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This pull request resolves issue #51. Instead of just multiplying by the appropriately sized random matrix, as was done before, we use a triangular matrix. This trick is described in 13.5 of Sommese and Wampler.