Ah, good ole Bruno. He's the guy who invented Groebner basis (he named them after his advisor). Those "basis" (well, they are not really basis, just generating sets with some special properties) are at the core of many computer algebra applications. Check out the GB biblio.
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Ah, good ole Bruno. He's the guy who invented Groebner basis (he named them after his advisor). Those "basis" (well, they are not really basis, just generating sets with some special properties) are at the core of many computer algebra applications. Check out the GB biblio.
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