A monomial alternant is the determinant formed from powers with an integer exponent tuple . It is a polynomial when the exponents are nonnegative, and otherwise a Laurent polynomial. Equal exponents give equal columns and zero determinant; interchanging exponents changes its sign. Ordered strictly decreasing nonnegative exponents give a basis of alternating polynomials, by grouping monomials into permutation orbits.
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