A chain rule for the resultant of two polynomials

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James H. McKay & Stuart Sui-Sheng Wang
Present address: Department of Mathematics, Cornell UniversityIthaca, 14853-7901, New York, USA

Department of Mathematical Sciences, Oakland University, 48309-4401, Rochester Hills, Michigan, USA
James H. McKay
Department of Mathematical Sciences, Oakland University, 48309-4401, Rochester Hills, Michigan, USA
Stuart Sui-Sheng Wang

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McKay, J.H., Wang, S.SS. A chain rule for the resultant of two polynomials. Arch. Math 53, 347–351 (1989). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01195214

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