Algebraic decomposition of regular curves
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0. Introduction. The cylindrical algebraic decomposition method of Collins [Arnon et al.] decomposes E’ into regions over which a given polynomial has constant sign by extension of one complicated decomposition of E’-I. We investigate a method which decomposes E’ into sign-invariant regions by combining several but simpler decompositions of E’-‘. As a first. result in thii work we can obtain a decomposition of E*, sign-invariant over a bi-variate polynomial of total degree n, coefficient size d, and defining a regular curve, in time O(n12(d + log n)’ log n). Preliminary experiments suggest, that the method is useful in practice.
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