Theory of Equations
- Polynomial family
- Quadratic function
- Cubic function
- Quartic function
- Quintic function
- Completing the square
- Abel–Ruffini theorem
- Bring radical
- Binomial theorem
- Blossom (functional)
- Root of a function
- nth root (radical)
- Surd
- Square root
- Methods of computing square roots
- Cube root
- Root of unity
- Constructible number
- Complex conjugate root theorem
- Algebraic element
- Horner scheme
- Rational root theorem
- Gauss's lemma (polynomial)
- Irreducible polynomial
- Eisenstein's criterion
- Primitive polynomial
- Fundamental theorem of algebra
- Hurwitz polynomial
- Tschirnhaus transformation
- Galois theory
- Discriminant of a polynomial
- Resultant
- Elimination theory
- Gröbner basis
- Regular chain
- Triangular decomposition
- Sturm's theorem
- Descartes' rule of signs
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