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Alternating-group polynomial invariants (C[X1​,…,Xn​]An​=C[e1​,…,en​,Δ])

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For the permutation action on n coordinates with n≥2, every alternating-group invariant is a symmetric polynomial plus the Vandermonde product Δ times a symmetric polynomial. Thus the invariant ring is C[e1​,…,en​,Z]/(Z2−D(e1​,…,en​)), where D is the discriminant polynomial. The two summands are independent over the symmetric polynomial ring.

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