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Publication
Theoretical Computer Science
Paper
Complexity of Bezout's theorem V: polynomial time
Abstract
We show that there are algorithms which find an approximate zero of a system of polynomial equations and which function in polynomial time on the average. The number of arithmetic operations is cN4s, where N is the input size and c a universal constant. © 1994.