Palindromic Polynomial - Converting Other Polynomials To Palindromic Form

Converting Other Polynomials To Palindromic Form

Some polynomials can be converted to palindromic form by, for example, suitable substitions. For example consider

.

Writing y = 2x this becomes

or

with the resultant factorization

Similar techniques might yield a polynomial in antipalindromic form.

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