d = polyDifferential(n, A)b = polyDifferential(A, f)The two-argument form polyDifferential(n, A) returns the matrix of the DG algebra differential in hom-degree n, expressed in the monomial basis of A_n and A_{n-1}. It is cached inside A and reused on subsequent calls; invalidateDGAlgebraCache clears the cache. Out-of-range degrees are handled uniformly: degree 0 gives the conventional zero map R^1 --> R^0, and degrees past maxDegree A give zero maps of the appropriate shape.
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The zero-degree map is the conventional R^1 --> R^0:
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The element form polyDifferential(A, f) applies d to an arbitrary element by summing over its monomial terms:
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The object polyDifferential is a method function.
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