The Wronskian power criterion for bases of top powers

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Let UGkPnU\in\mathcal{G}_k\mathcal{P}_n admit a basis of top powers, and let W(U)W(U) denote its Wronskian covariant. The notation U(1)U^{(\ell-1)} denotes the associated derived subspace, and W(U(1))W(U^{(\ell-1)}) its Wronskian. Suppose that

W(U)=W(U(1)),W(U)=W\big(U^{(\ell-1)}\big)^\ell,

where the equality is relative to G1Pk\mathcal{G}_1\mathcal{P}_{k\ell}, that is, up to a non-zero scalar multiple. Wronskian power criterion. If W(U(1))W(U^{(\ell-1)}) has kk distinct finite, simple roots, then UU admits a basis of top powers. This gives a proposed converse to the preceding necessary Wronskian power condition; its status is not determined by the supplied text.

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Peter Crooks and Robert Milson, “On Projective Equivalence of Univariate Polynomial Subspaces”, arXiv:0902.1106 (2009).

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