source: git/Singular/LIB/autgradalg.lib @ 291c20

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version="version autgradalg.lib 4.1.1.1 Feb_2018 "; // $Id$
category="Commutative Algebra, Algebraic Geometry";
info="
LIBRARY: autgradalg.lib   Compute automorphism groups of pointedly graded algebras and of Mori dream spaces.

AUTHORS: Simon Keicher

OVERVIEW: This library provides a framework for computing automorphisms of integral, finitely generated algebras that are graded by a finitely generated abelian group. This library also contains functions to compute automorphism groups of Mori dream spaces. The results are ideals I such that the respective automorphism group is isomorphic to the subgroup V(I) in some GL(n).

ASSUMPTIONS:
* the algebra R is given as factor algebra S/I with a graded polynomial ring S = KK[T_1,...,T_r]. We will always assume that the basering is S and it is given over the rationals QQ or a number field QQ(a).
* R must be minimally presented, i.e., I is contained in <T_1,...,T_r>^2.
* S (and hence R) are graded via 'setBaseMultigrading(Q)' from 'multigrading.lib'. The last rows of the matrix Q are interpreted over ZZ/a_iZZ if the respective entry of the list TOR is a_i and has been provided as parameter to the respective function. (See the functions for more details.)
* For all 1 <= i <= r: I_{w_i} = 0 where w_i := deg(T_i).
* the grading is pointed, i.e., no generator has degree 0 and the cone over all generator degrees is pointed.
* For Mori dream spaces X, we assume them to be given as X = X(R,w) with the Cox ring R of X (given as the algebra R before) and an ample class w in the grading group K with the torsion entries removed.

NOTE: we require the user to execute 'LIB'gfanlib.so'' before using this library.

PROCEDURES:
autKS(): compute the automorphism group of the basering (must be a polynomial ring) as an algebraic subgroup V(I) of some GL(n)
autGradAlg(I0, TOR): compute the automorphism group of R as an algebraic subgroup V(I) of some GL(n).
autGenWeights(): compute the automorphisms of the grading group that fix the generator degrees.
stabilizer(I0, TOR): compute the stabilizer of the given ideal
autXhat(I0, w, TOR): compute the automorphism group of \widehat X as an algebraic subgroup V(I) of some GL(n).
autX(I0, w, TOR): compute the automorphism group of X=X(R,w) as an algebraic subgroup V(I) of some GL(n).

NOTE: the following functions were taken from 'quotsingcox.lib' by M.Donten-Bury and S.Keicher: 'hilbertBas'.
NOTE: This library comes without any warranty whatsoever. Use it at your own risk.

KEYWORDS: automorphisms; graded algebra; Mori dream spaces; automorphism group; symmetries
";

/* Printlevel settings:
 * 0: Silent mode
 * >0: Show status information
 */

//Included libraries
LIB "multigrading.lib";
LIB "gitfan.lib";
LIB "normaliz.lib";

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static proc col(intmat Q, int i)
  "USAGE: col(Q, i): Q is an intmat, i an integer.
PURPOSE: return the i-th column as an intvec.
RETURN: an intvec.
EXAMPLE: shows an example."
{
  return(intvec(Q[1..nrows(Q),i]));
}
example
{
  echo=2;

  intmat Q[2][4] =
    -2, 2, -1, 1,
    1, 1, 1, 1;

  col(Q, 2);
}

///////////////////////

static proc gradedCompIdeal(ideal RL, intvec w, int dd, list #)
  "USAGE: gradedCompIdeal(I, w, dd): I is an ideal, w an intvec, dd an integer (0 or 1). Optional input: a list of integers representing the torsion.
ASSUME: the basering must be graded (see setBaseMultigrading()) and the cone over the degrees of the variables must be pointed; there must not be 0-degrees. The vector w must be an element of the cone over the degrees of the variables.
PURPOSE: returns a basis for the component I_w of the ideal; if dd = 0, a list of basis vectors is returned, if dd = 1, a list of monomials is returned.
RETURN: a list L where L[1] is a list of all monomials of degree w and L[2] is list of polynomials.
EXAMPLE: shows an example."
{
  list TOR;
  if(size(#) > 0 and typeof(#) == "list" and typeof(#[1]) == "int"){
    TOR = #[1];
  }

  // columns of Q are the degrees of the variables of the basering
  intmat Q = getVariableWeights();

  // compute all monomials of degree w:
  dbprint(printlevel, "wmonomials...");
  list MON = wmonomials(w, 0, TOR);
  dbprint(printlevel, "...done");

  list Iw0 = gradedCompIdeal2basevecs(w, Q, RL, MON, TOR);

  if(size(Iw0) == 0){
    list L;
    L[1] = MON;
    L[2] = list();
    return(L);
  }

  // Choose a maximal linearly independent
  // subset out of the elemnts of Iw0:
  // Iteratively add columns from Tmp:
  int rg1 = 0;
  int rg2 = 0;

  list Tmp;
  Tmp[1] = Iw0[1];

  for(int m = 2; m <= size(Iw0); m++){
    matrix IwTmp[size(Tmp)+1][size(MON)];

    for(int j = 1; j <= size(Tmp); j++){
      IwTmp[j,1..size(MON)] = Tmp[j];
    }

    // add the new column:
    IwTmp[size(Tmp)+1,1..size(MON)] = Iw0[m];

    rg1 = rg2;
    rg2 = rank(IwTmp);

    if(rg1 < rg2){
      Tmp[size(Tmp)+1] = Iw0[m];
    }

    kill IwTmp, j;
  }

  list Iw = Tmp;
  list L; // will be returned
  L[1] = MON;

  // translate back to polynomials unless 'basevecs' specified:
  if(dd == 0){
    L[2] = Iw;
    return(L);
  }

  matrix MONmat[1][size(MON)] = MON[1..size(MON)];
  matrix Iwmat[size(Iw)][size(MON)];

  for(m = 1; m <= size(Iw); m++){
    matrix BB = Iw[m]; //  has only one column
    Iwmat[m, 1..size(MON)] =  BB[1..nrows(BB), 1];

    kill BB;
  }

  matrix Iwmons = Iwmat * transpose(MONmat);
  list Iwmonslist = Iwmons[1..nrows(Iwmons),1];
  L[2] = Iwmonslist;

  return(L);
}
example
{
  echo = 2;

  // 1st example /////////
  // example with torsion: ZZ + ZZ/5ZZ:
  intmat Q[2][5] =
    1,1,1,1,1,
    2,3,1,4,0;

  list TOR = 5;
  ring R = 0,T(1..5),dp;

  // attach degree matrix Q to R:
  setBaseMultigrading(Q);

  ideal I = T(1)*T(2) + T(3)*T(4) + T(5)^2;
  intvec w = 3,1;

  // as list of polynomials:
  list Lpol = gradedCompIdeal(I, w, 1, TOR);
  Lpol;

  kill R, w, Q, TOR;

  // 2nd example /////////
  ring R = 0, T(1..4), dp;

  // Weights of variables
  intmat Q[2][4] =
    -2, 2, -1, 1,
    1, 1, 1, 1;

  // attach degree matrix Q to R:
  setBaseMultigrading(Q);

  ideal I = T(1)*T(2) + T(3)*T(4);
  intvec w = 0,2;

  // as basis vectors in \KK^n:
  list Lbas = gradedCompIdeal(I, w, 0);
  Lbas;

  // as list of polynomials:
  list Lpol = gradedCompIdeal(I, w, 1);
  Lpol;

  kill w, I, R, Q;

  // 3rd example /////////
  // torsion, parameter and 2 generators:
  intmat Q[3][6] =
    1,1,1,1,1,1,
    -1,1,1,-1,0,0,
    0,0,1,1,1,0;

  list TOR = 2; // means CL(X) = ZZ + ZZ/TOR[1]*ZZ + ...

  //int lam = 13;
  ring R = (0,lam),T(1..6),dp;

  // attach degree matrix Q to R:
  setBaseMultigrading(Q);

  ideal I =
    T(1)*T(2) + T(3)*T(4) + T(5)^2,
    lam*T(3)*T(4) + T(5)^2 + T(6)^2;

  intvec w = 2,0,0;
  gradedCompIdeal(I, w, 1, TOR);
}

///////////////////////////////////

// helper
// returns a list of matrices over the coeff. ring of the basering
// see also the subsequent example.
static proc gradedCompIdeal2basevecs(intvec w, intmat Q, ideal RL, list MON, list #){
  list TOR;
  if(size(#) > 0 and typeof(#) == "list" and typeof(#[1]) == "int"){
    TOR = #[1];
  }

  list RLw = gradedCompIdealhelper(w, Q, RL, TOR);
  list EL;

  for(int j = 1; j <= size(RLw); j++){
    // translate e.g. T[1]^3-T[1]*T[2]^2 to e_1-e_3
    // if T[1]^3 is the 1st entry and T[1]*T[2]^2 the 3rd entry
    // store then 1 in v[...] and -1 in v[...]:
    matrix v[1][size(MON)] = 0:size(MON); // Elements are in the coef-ring

    for(int k = 1; k <= size(MON); k++){
      v[k,1] = moncoef(RLw[j], MON[k]); // Note: it is v[k,1], not v[1,k].
    }

    EL[size(EL)+1] = v;

    kill v, k;
  }

  return(EL);
}
example
{
  echo=2;

  ring R = 0, T(1..4), dp;

  // Weights of variables
  intmat Q[2][4] =
    -2, 2, -1, 1,
    1, 1, 1, 1;

  // attach degree matrix Q to R:
  setBaseMultigrading(Q);

  ideal I = T(1)*T(2) + T(3)*T(4);

  intvec w = 0,4;
  list MON = wmonomials(w, 0);
  MON;
  gradedCompIdeal2basevecs(w, Q, I, MON);
}

/////////////////////////////////////

// helper
//
// Returns vector space generators for all polynomials of degree w
// by shifting the generators in RL to degree w by a monomial.
//
// Returns a list of polynomials.
//
static proc gradedCompIdealhelper(intvec w, intmat Q, ideal RL, list #){

  list TOR;
  if(size(#) > 0 and typeof(#) == "list" and typeof(#[1]) == "int"){
    TOR = #[1];
  }

  list RLw;
  cone cQ = coneViaPoints(transpose(Q));

  for(int i = 1; i <= size(RL); i++){
    // shift RL[i] to deg w by multiplication with T^delta
    intvec delta = reduceIntvec(w - multiDeg(RL[i]), TOR);

    if(delta == intvec(0:size(w))){
      RLw[size(RLw)+1] = RL[i];
    } else {
      // if delta is not in cQ, then there is no monomial of this degree:
      if(containsInSupport(cQ, delta)){
        // calculate all monomials of degree delta
        list deltaMON = wmonomials(delta, 0, TOR);

        for(int k = 1; k <= size(deltaMON); k++){
          poly m = deltaMON[k];
          RLw[size(RLw)+1] = RL[i] * m;

          kill m;
        }

        kill k;
      }
    }

    kill delta;
  }

  return(RLw);
}
example
{
  echo=2;

  ring R = 0, T(1..4), dp;

  // Weights of variables
  intmat Q[2][4] =
    -2, 2, -1, 1,
    1, 1, 1, 1;

  // attach degree matrix Q to R:
  setBaseMultigrading(Q);

  ideal I = T(1)*T(2) + T(3)*T(4);

  intvec w = 0,4;
  gradedCompIdealhelper(w, Q, I);
}

///////////////////////////////////

static proc wmonomials(intvec w1, int dd, list #)
  "USAGE: wmonomials(w, dd): w is an intvec and dd either 1 or 0; 1 means that the funtion should compute a list of exponent vectors and 0 means the function should compute a list of monomials. As an optional third argument a list of integers may be provided to indicate that the last rows of the degree matrix are residue classes in ZZ/aZZ. For instance [2,3] means that the second to last row consists of elements in ZZ/2ZZ and the last one of elements in ZZ/3ZZ.
ASSUME: the basering must be graded (see setBAseMultigrading()) and the cone over
the degrees of the variables must be pointed; there mustn't be 0-degrees.
PURPOSE: computes all monomials T^\nu with deg(T^\nu) = w where
the degree of the i-th variable of the basering is assumed to have
RETURN: a list of monomials or a list of their exponent vectors if a second argument is provided (an integer).
EXAMPLE: shows an example."
{
  intmat Qfull = getVariableWeights();

  // check whether a torsion list is given:
  list TOR;

  if(size(#) > 0 and typeof(#) == "list" and typeof(#[1]) == "int"){
    TOR = #[1];

    // cut off the degree matrix (i.e., the free part):
    intmat Q[nrows(Qfull) - size(TOR)][ncols(Qfull)];

    for(int i = 1; i <= nrows(Q); i++){
      Q[i, 1..ncols(Q)] = Qfull[i, 1..ncols(Q)];
    }

    // cut off the free part w0 of w and store as bigintmat
    // for easier multiplication:
    intvec w0 = w1[1..size(w1)-size(TOR)];
    bigintmat w[1][size(w0)] = w0[1..size(w1)];
    kill i;

  } else {
    // deg(T_i) =...
    intmat Q = Qfull;

    // for easier multiplication:
    intvec w0 = w1;
    bigintmat w[1][size(w0)] = w0[1..size(w0)];
  }

  // look for a bound for monomials:
  cone c = coneViaPoints(transpose(Q));
  cone cd = dualCone(c);
  bigintmat v = transpose(relativeInteriorPoint(cd)); // 1 column

  // if dotprod(a,w) > dotprod(v,w), then
  // we need not consider T^a any more
  // --> gives a degree bound bnd:
  bigint bnd = (w * v)[1,1];

  // traverse all possible exponents v_i of T_i:
  // i-th entry of BNDlist will be maximum exponent for T_i
  // such that the bound can still be satisfied.
  int r = nvars(basering);
  intvec BNDlist = 0:r;

  for(int i = 1; i <= r; i++){
    int bndi = 1;
    intvec coli =  col(Q, i);
    bigintmat vi[1][size(coli)] = coli[1..nrows(Q)];

    while(((bndi * vi) * v)[1,1] < bnd){
      bndi++;
    }

    BNDlist[i] = bndi;

    kill bndi, vi, coli;
  }

  // build up solutions recursively:
  // traverse all possible exponents
  // that still satisfy the bound condition
  //
  // NOTE: this is rather brute-force,
  // but its running time is dominated by the
  // other steps.
  list sol;
  list WL0 = wmonomialsRec(v, bnd, Q, BNDlist, sol); // candidates

  // - in case of no torsion:
  //   select those ww out of WL0 with Q*ww = w0
  // - if case of torsion:
  //   select those ww out of WL0 with reduce(Q*ww) = w1
  //   where reduce() means to take the last elements mod TOR[i]:
  list WL;

  for(int m = 1; m <= size(WL0); m++){
    list v0 = WL0[m];
    intvec vv = v0[1..size(v0)];
    //bigintmat vv[1][size(v0)] = v0[1..size(v0)];

    if(size(TOR) == 0){ // free case
      if(Q * vv == w0){
        WL[size(WL) + 1] = vv;
      }
    } else { // torsion case
      // reduce the last entries mod p:
      intvec Qvvred = Qfull * vv;
      intvec w1red = w1;
      int pos;

      for(int l = 1; l <= size(TOR); l++){
        pos = nrows(Qfull) - size(TOR) + l;
        Qvvred[pos] = Qvvred[pos] mod TOR[l];
        w1red[pos] = w1red[pos] mod TOR[l];

        // make positive: e.g. -1 becomes 4 in ZZ/5ZZ:
        if(Qvvred[pos] < 0){
          Qvvred[pos] = Qvvred[pos] + TOR[l];
        }
        if(w1red[pos] < 0){
          w1red[pos] = w1red[pos] + TOR[l];
        }
      }

      if(Qvvred == w1red){
        WL[size(WL) + 1] = vv;
      }

      kill pos, l, Qvvred, w1red;
    }

    kill vv, v0;
  }

  // output the list of exponentvectors if 2nd argument provided:
  if(dd == 1){
    return(WL);
  }

  // otherwise: as monomials:
  list MONs;

  for(i = 1; i <= size(WL); i++){
    MONs[size(MONs)+1] = vec2monomial(WL[i]);
  }

  return(MONs);
}
example
{
  echo=2;

  // example with torsion: ZZ + ZZ/5ZZ:
  intmat Q[2][5] =
    1,1,1,1,1,
    2,3,1,4,0;

  list TOR = 5;
  ring R = 0,T(1..5),dp;

  // attach degree matrix Q to R:
  setBaseMultigrading(Q);

  ideal I = T(1)*T(2) + T(3)*T(4) + T(5)^2;
  intvec w = 2,0;
  wmonomials(w, 0, TOR);

  kill R, w, Q;

  //////////////////////
  // free example:
  ring R = 0, T(1..4), dp;

  // Weights of variables
  intmat Q[2][4] =
    -2, 2, -1, 1,
    1, 1, 1, 1;

  // attach degree matrix Q to R:
  setBaseMultigrading(Q);

  intvec w = 0,2;

  // as list of exponent vectors
  wmonomials(w, 1);

  // as list of monomials
  wmonomials(w, 0);
}

///////////////////////

// helper:
// returns all vectors (without looking at w0, Q) with i-th entry at most BND[i]
// but only those v0 with <v,v0> <= bnd for all i
static proc wmonomialsRec(bigintmat v, bigint bnd, intmat Q, intvec BNDs, list sol){
  int pos = size(sol) + 1;
  list Res;

  if(size(sol) == nvars(basering)){
    return(list(sol));
  }

  for(int i = 0; i <= BNDs[pos]; i++){
    list sol0 = sol;
    sol0[pos] = i;

    list sol0tmp = sol;

    for(int k = 1; k <= nvars(basering)-size(sol); k++){
      sol0tmp[size(sol)+k] =  0;
    }

    intvec v0tmp = sol0tmp[1 .. size(sol0tmp)];
    intvec ivQv0tmp = Q*v0tmp;
    bigintmat Qv0tmp[1][size(ivQv0tmp)] = ivQv0tmp[1..size(ivQv0tmp)];

    // this monmial will be too big to have degree w0:
    if((Qv0tmp * v)[1,1] > bnd){
      return(list(sol0tmp));
    }

    // otherwise: recurse
    list Res0 = wmonomialsRec(v, bnd, Q, BNDs, sol0);

    for(k = 1; k <= size(Res0); k++){
      Res[size(Res)+1] = Res0[k];
    }

    kill k, sol0, Res0, sol0tmp, v0tmp, ivQv0tmp, Qv0tmp;
  }

  return(Res);
}

//////////////////////////

// helper
static proc vec2monomial(intvec v){
  poly f = 1;

  for(int i = 1; i <= size(v); i++){
    f = f * var(i)^v[i];
  }

  return(f);
}

//////////////////////////

static proc moncoef(poly f, poly mon)
  "USAGE: moncoef(f, mon): f is a polynomial, mon a monomial.
PURPOSE: returns the (constant) coefficient of mon in f.
NOTE: the coefficient of T(1)^2 in T(1)^2*T(2) is assumed to be 1 not T(2). See moncoef2 of the latter is wanted.
RETURN: a ring element.
EXAMPLE: shows an example."
{

  poly p = f;

  while (p != 0) {
    if( leadmonom(p) / mon != 0){
      return(leadcoef(p));
    }

    p = p - lead(p);
  }

  return(0);
}
example
{
  echo=2;

  ring R = (0,a),T(1..4),dp;

  poly f = T(1)^2*T(2)^3 + 7*a*T(3)^3 -8*T(3)^2 +7;
  poly mon = T(3)^3;

  moncoef(f, mon);
  kill f, mon, R;

  // 2nd example
  ring R = 0,(T(1..3), Y(1..12)),dp;
  poly f = T(1)^2*Y(1)^2;
  poly m = T(1)^2;
  moncoef(f,m);
}

/////////////////////////////////

// helper
// for autGenWeights, the case of torsion.
static proc autGenWeightsTorsion(intmat Q, list TOR, list Origs, list OrigDim){
  // cut off the torsion rows:
  intmat Q0[nrows(Q)-size(TOR)][ncols(Q)];

  for(int i = 1; i <= nrows(Q) - size(TOR); i++){
    Q0[i, 1..ncols(Q)] = Q[i, 1..ncols(Q)];
  }

  // compute automorphisms B in AUT0 fixing the free part of
  // the generator weights:
  list AUT0 = autGenWeights(Q0);
  list AUT;

  // each element of AUT should be of shape
  //
  // B | 0
  // C | D
  //
  // where D = diag(d1,..,dn) and C has entries
  // 0 <= c_ij < TOR[i]

  // form all possible C-matrices and D-matrices:
  list DL = getDmats(TOR);
  list CL = getCmats(TOR, nrows(Q0));

  int j;
  int k;

  for(i = 1; i <= size(AUT0); i++){
    for(j = 1; j <= size(CL); j++){
      for(k = 1; k <= size(DL); k++){
        intmat A = concatBCD(AUT0[i], CL[j], DL[k]);

        // M * Origs = Origs?:
        if(fixesOrig(A, Origs, OrigDim, TOR)){
          AUT[size(AUT)+1] = A;
        }

        kill A;
      }
    }
  }

  return(AUT);
}

/////////////////////////////////

// helper
// returns all lattice bases among QQ of size size(QQ[1])
static proc allLatticeBases(list QQ){
  int d = size(QQ[1]);
  int r = size(QQ);
  list Bases;
  int j;

  // compute all lattice bases of size d among QQ:
  // traverse subsets (given as binary vectors J):
  for(int i = 1; i <= 2^r; i++){
    intvec J = int2face(i, r);
    list QJ;

    // status info since this may run for a longer time:
    if(i mod 300 == 0){
      dbprint(printlevel, "i=" + string(i) + " of " + string(2^r));
    }

    // translate J to a 'subset' QJ (given as a list) of QQ:
    for(j = 1; j <= size(J); j++){
      if(J[j] == 1){
        QJ[size(QJ) + 1] = QQ[j];
      }
    }

    // sizes are invariant --> look for size d:
    if(size(QJ) == d){
      intmat QJmat[size(QQ[1])][d];

      for(int k = 1; k <= d; k++){
        QJmat[1..size(QQ[1]), k] = QJ[k];
      }
      if(absValue(det(QJmat)) == 1){
        Bases[size(Bases)+1] = QJmat;
      }

      kill QJmat, k;
    }

    kill QJ, J;
  }

  if(size(Bases) < 1){
    // for only one row, it is ok to return simply [1]:
    if(d == 1){
      intmat QJmat[1][1] = 1;
      Bases[1] = QJmat;
      return(Bases);
    }

    ERROR("Sorry. Could not find a basis in the columns.");
  }

  return(Bases);
}

////////////////////////////////

// helper
// for autGenWeights, the case of no torsion.
static proc autGenWeightsFree(list QQ, list Origs, list OrigDim)
{
  dbprint(printlevel, "autGenWeights: entering free case...");
  list Bases = allLatticeBases(QQ);

  dbprint(printlevel, "Number of bases: " + string(size(Bases)));

  // take only those A, with A*Origs = Origs:
  list G;

  // Any basis is mapped to another basis,
  // so it suffices to fix one basis A and
  // see where it is mapped to.
  intmat A = Bases[1];
  list AA;

  for(int j = 1; j <= ncols(A); j++){
    AA[size(AA)+1] = col(A, j);
  }

  // does not work for 1x1:
  // workaround:
  if(nrows(A) == 1){
    if(A[1,1] == 1){
      intmat Ainv = A;
    } else{ // = -1
      intmat Ainv = -A;
    }
  } else {
    intmat Ainv = intInverse(A);
  }

  // we also have to consider permutations of each
  // "image basis":
  int d = size(QQ[1]);
  intvec vd = 1..d;
  list Ld = vd[1..size(vd)];
  list PER = permutations(Ld, list());

  dbprint(printlevel, "Number of permutations: " + string(size(PER)));

  int b;
  list RES;

  for(j = 1; j <= size(Bases); j++){
    dbprint(printlevel, "Checking Basis no. " + string(j) + " of " + string(size(Bases)));

    intmat B0 = Bases[j]; // note: d == ncols(B0) >= nrows(B0)

    for(b = 1; b <= size(PER); b++){
      intmat B[nrows(B0)][ncols(B0)];
      list sigma = PER[b];

      for(int k = 1; k <= d; k++){
        // the k-th col of B is the
        // sigma(k)-th one of B0:
        intvec v = col(B0, sigma[k]);
        B[1..nrows(B0), k] = v[1..size(v)];

        kill v;
      }

      // init M: note that det(M) = +-1
      // since det(B)=+-1 and det(Ainv)=+-1.
      intmat M = B * Ainv;

      // M * Origs = Origs?:
      int takeit = fixesOrig(M, Origs, OrigDim, list());

      if(takeit){
        // M already present?:
        for(int u = 1; u <= size(RES); u++){
          if(RES[u] == M){
            takeit = 0;
            break;
          }
        }

        if(takeit){
          RES[size(RES)+1] = M;
        }

        kill u;
      }

      kill k, sigma, B, M, takeit;
    }

    kill B0;
  }

  return(RES);
}

/////////////////////////////////

proc autGenWeights(intmat Q, list #)
  "USAGE: autGenWeights(Q): Q is an intmat (columns must contain a lattice basis).
ASSUME: the cone over Q must be pointed and the columns of Q contain a lattice basis; there must be no 0-columns in Q. We assume that, in the torsion case, the torsion rows of Q are reduced (for example, a row of Q standing for entries in ZZ/5ZZ must not contain elements > 5 or < 0).
PURPOSE: computes generators for the subgroup aut(Omega_S) of GL(n, \ZZ) that consists of all invertible integer kxk matrices which fix the set Omega_S of degrees of the variables of the basering S. The set of columns of Q equals Omega_S.
REFERENCE: Remark 3.1.
RETURN: a list of integral matrices A with |det A| = 1 such that A*{columns of Q} = {columns of Q}.
EXAMPLE:"
{
  dbprint(printlevel, "Entering autGenWeights.");

  // if S is the basering, and w1, w2 are weights of some generators
  // the component S_w1 can only be mapped to S_w2 if the dimensions
  // coincide. --> store these in OrigDim.
  // Store in Origs the generator weights without repetition (also known as Omega_S).
  list Origs = Q2Origs(Q);
  list OrigDim = Origs[2];
  list QQ = Origs[3]; // store columns of Q here
  Origs = Origs[1];

  dbprint(printlevel, "--- Originary degrees ---");
  dbprint(printlevel, Origs);
  dbprint(printlevel, "--- Dimension of the respective component ---");
  dbprint(printlevel, OrigDim);

  // distinguish between torsion and free cases.
  list TOR;
  if(size(#) > 0 and typeof(#) == "list" and typeof(#[1]) == "int"){
    // this treats the torsion case
    dbprint(printlevel, "autGenWeights: entering torsion case...");

    TOR = #[1];

    return(autGenWeightsTorsion(Q, TOR, Origs, OrigDim));
  }

  // now, we treat the free case:
  return(autGenWeightsFree(QQ, Origs, OrigDim));
}
example
{
  echo=2;

  // torsion example
  // ZZ + ZZ/5ZZ:
  intmat Q[2][5] =
    1,1,1,1,1,
    2,3,1,4,0;

  list TOR = 5;

  autGenWeights(Q, TOR);
  kill Q, TOR;

  // another free example
  intmat Q[2][6] =
    -2,2,-1,1,-1,1,
    1,1,1,1,1,1;

  autGenWeights(Q);
  kill Q;

  //----------------
  // 2nd free example
  intmat Q[2][4] =
    1,0,1,1,
    0,1,1,1;

  autGenWeights(Q);
  kill Q;
}

///////////////////////////////////

// converts e.g. n=5 to its binary representation, i.e. 0,1,0,1
// if r = 3.
// and stores it in an intvec.
// r gives the bound for n <= 2^r:
static proc int2face(int n, int r)
{
  int k = r;
  list v;
  int n0 = n;

  while(k >= 0){
    if(2^k > n0){
      v[size(v)+1] = 0;
    } else {
      v[size(v)+1] = 1;
      n0 = n0 - 2^k;
    }

    k--;
  }

  if(size(v)>=2){
    v = v[2..size(v)];
  }

  return(intvec(v[1..size(v)]));
}
example
{
  echo = 2;
  int n = 5;
  int r = 4;
  int2face(n, r);

  n = 1;
  r = 1;
  int2face(n,r);
}

//////////////////////////////

// helper
// returns all permutations of the input list L.
static proc permutations(list Left, list sol){
  list Res;

  if(size(Left) == 0){
    return(list(sol));
  }

  for(int i = 1; i <= size(Left); i++){
    list sol0 = sol;
    sol0[size(sol0)+1] = Left[i];

    if(i > 1){
      if(i < size(Left)){
        list Left0 = Left[1..i-1], Left[i+1..size(Left)];
      } else { // i = size(Left)
        list Left0 = Left[1..i-1];
      }
    } else{ // i = 1
      if(1 == size(Left)){
        list Left0;
      } else {
        list Left0 = Left[i+1..size(Left)];
      }
    }

    list Res0 = permutations(Left0, sol0);

    for(int k = 1; k <= size(Res0); k++){
      Res[size(Res)+1] = Res0[k];
    }

    kill k, sol0, Res0, Left0;
  }

  return(Res);
}
example
{
  echo=2;

  list L = 1,2,3;
  permutations(L, list());

  kill L;
}

////////////////////////////

static proc fixesOrig(intmat M, list Origs, list OrigDim, list TOR){
  int takeit = 1;
  intvec found = 0:size(Origs);

  for(int l = 1; l <= size(Origs); l++){
    intmat W = Origs[l]; // 1 col
    intmat MW = M * W;  // 1 col

    // test whether M*W = some orig
    // (and also not yet found)?:
    for(int m = 1; m <= size(Origs); m++){
      // reduce torsion rows:
      intmat MWred = MW; // 1 col

      for(int i = 1; i <= size(TOR); i++){
        MWred[nrows(MWred) - size(TOR) + i,1] = MWred[nrows(MWred) - size(TOR) + i,1] mod TOR[i];

        if(MWred[nrows(MWred) - size(TOR) + i,1] < 0){
          MWred[nrows(MWred) - size(TOR) + i,1] = MWred[nrows(MWred) - size(TOR) + i,1] + TOR[i];
        }
      }

      if(Origs[m] == MWred){
        if(found[m] == OrigDim[m]){
          takeit = 0;
          break;
        }

        found[m] = 1;
      }

      kill MWred, i;
    }

    kill m, W, MW;

    if(!takeit){
      return(0); // false
    }
  }

  if(takeit and found == 1:size(Origs)){
    return(1); // true
  }

  return(0); // false
}

/////////////////////////////////////

// helper:
// returns a list of all matrices of shape
// diag(d_1,...,d_size(TOR))
// where gcd(d_i, TOR[i]) = 1.
static proc getDmats(list TOR){
  list sol;
  return(getDmatsrec(TOR, sol));
}
example
{
  list TOR = 3,5;
  TOR;
  getDmats(TOR);
}

///////////////////////////

// helper
// for getDmats
static proc getDmatsrec(list TOR, list sol){
  int pos = size(sol) + 1;
  list Res;

  if(size(sol) == size(TOR)){
    intmat D[size(TOR)][size(TOR)];

    for(int k = 1; k <= size(TOR); k++){
      list L0 = sol[k];
      D[k, 1..ncols(D)] = L0[1..size(L0)];

      kill L0;
    }

    return(list(D));
  }

  for(int i = 1; i < TOR[pos]; i++){
    list sol0 = sol;

    if(gcd(i, TOR[pos]) == 1){
      sol0[pos] = i;

      list Res0 = getDmatsrec(TOR, sol0);
      for(int k = 1; k <= size(Res0); k++){
        Res[size(Res)+1] = Res0[k];
      }

      kill k;
      kill Res0;
    }

    kill sol0;
  }

  return(Res);
}

///////////////////////////

// helper: returns all intvecs
// of length n with entries 0 <= c < m:
static proc getCvecsrec(int m, int n, list sol){
  int pos = size(sol) + 1;
  list Res;

  if(size(sol) == n){
    return(list(sol));
  }

  for(int i = 0; i < m; i++){
    list sol0 = sol;
    sol0[pos] = i;

    list Res0 = getCvecsrec(m, n, sol0);
    for(int k = 1; k <= size(Res0); k++){
      Res[size(Res)+1] = Res0[k];
    }

    kill k, Res0, sol0;
  }

  return(Res);
}

//////////////////////////////////////////

// helper:
// returns a list of all size(TOR) x n
// matrices C with entries
// 0 <= c_ij < TOR[i]
static proc getCmats(list TOR, int n){
  list ROWS;

  for(int i = 1; i <= size(TOR); i++){
    list sol;
    ROWS[i] = getCvecsrec(TOR[i], n, sol);

    kill sol;
  }

  // choose one from each element of ROWs:
  // i.e., form the cartesian product:
  list CL = getCmatsrec(ROWS, list());

  return(CL);
}
example
{
  list TOR = 3,5;

  TOR;

  "ZZ^2 + ZZ/3ZZ + ZZ/5ZZ:";
  getCmats(TOR, 2);

}

///////////////////////////

// helper: chooses one element of each
// element of ROWs and forms the matrix
static proc getCmatsrec(list ROWS, list sol){
  int pos = size(sol) + 1;
  list Res;

  if(size(sol) == size(ROWS)){
    intmat C[size(ROWS)][size(ROWS[1][1])];

    for(int k = 1; k <= size(ROWS); k++){
      list ROWSk = sol[k];
      C[k, 1..ncols(C)] = ROWSk[1..size(ROWSk)];

      kill ROWSk;
    }

    return(list(C));    //return(list(sol));
  }

  for(int i = 1; i <= size(ROWS[pos]); i++){
    list sol0 = sol;
    sol0[pos] = ROWS[pos][i];

    list Res0 = getCmatsrec(ROWS, sol0);
    for(int k = 1; k <= size(Res0); k++){
      Res[size(Res)+1] = Res0[k];
    }

    kill k, Res0, sol0;
  }

  return(Res);
}

//////////////////////////////////////////

// helper: concats the given matrices to
// B | 0
// C | D
static proc concatBCD(intmat B, intmat C, intmat D){
  intmat A[nrows(B) + nrows(C)][ncols(B) + ncols(D)];

  for(int i = 1; i <= nrows(B); i++){
    A[i, 1..ncols(B)] = B[i,1..ncols(B)]; //, 0:ncols(D);
  }
  for(i = nrows(B)+1; i <= nrows(B) + nrows(C); i++){
    //A[i, 1..ncols(A)] = C[i - nrows(B), 1..ncols(C)],  D[i - nrows(B), 1..ncols(D)];
    A[i, 1..ncols(C)] = C[i - nrows(B), 1..ncols(C)];
    A[i, ncols(C)+1..ncols(A)] = D[i - nrows(B), 1..ncols(D)];
  }

  return(A);
}

/////////////////////////////////

// helper
// assume: BL of shape [[d, w, Rw],...] where d is the dimension of R_w,
// Rw a basis of R_w and w the weight vector.
// Returns a ring S and exports a matrix of name Aexported over S
// and a list of monomials MONSexported.
static proc createAutMatrix(list BL)
{
  // A will be nxn; compute n:
  list MON = sortMons(BL);
  int n = size(MON);

  // the first rows of A correspond to the variables T(i):
  def R = basering;
  int n0 = nvars(basering);
  intmat Q = getVariableWeights();
  intmat QS[nrows(Q)][ncols(Q) + n0*n];

  for(int l = 1; l <= ncols(Q); l++){
    QS[1..nrows(Q),l] = Q[1..nrows(Q),l];
  }

  string Sstr = "ring S = (" + charstr(basering) + "),(T(1..n0), Y(1..n0*n)),dp;";
  execute(Sstr); // creates the ring 0,(T(1..n0), Y(1..n0*n)),dp;
  setring S;
  setBaseMultigrading(QS);

  matrix A[n][n];
  map f = R, T(1..n0);
  list MONS = f(MON);
  list BLS = f(BL);
  int k;

  for(int i = 1; i <= n0; i++){
    // find out j such that BLS[j] contains var(i):
    int ind = 0;

    for(int j = 1; j <= size(BLS); j++){
      for(k = 1; k <= size(BLS[j][3]); k++){
        if(var(i) == BLS[j][3][k]){
          ind = j;
          break;
        }
      }

      if(ind > 0){
        break;
      }
    }

    list MONi = BLS[ind][3];

    for(j = 1; j <= n; j++){
      // test if MON[j] is in the set {MONi}:
      for(int m = 1; m <= size(MONi); m++){
        if(MONi[m] == MONS[j]){
          A[i,j] = Y((i-1)*n+j); // the Y-variables are ordered row-wise
          break;
        }
      }

      kill m;
    }

    kill MONi, ind, j;
  }

  // Form the A*T[i] first for the lower rows:
  // store A*T[i] in H[1,i]:
  matrix H[1][n0];

  for(k = 1; k <= n0; k++){
    for(i = 1; i <= size(MONS); i++){
      H[1,k] = H[1,k] + A[k,i] * MONS[i];
    }
  }

  // the lower rows of of A
  // are determined by the first ones:
  // e.g. A*(T_1^2) = (A*T_1)^2:
  for(i = n0 + 1; i <= size(MONS); i++){
    // e.g. for MON[i] = T[1]*T[2]^2,
    // we have v = [1,2,0,0] and
    // A * (T[1]*T[2]^2) = (A*T[1])(A*T[2])^2:
    poly Av = 1;
    intvec v = leadexp(MONS[i]); // the last entries are all 0s

    for(int m = 1; m <= n0; m++){
      Av = Av * H[1,m]^v[m];
    }

    // if in Av there is e.g. the monomial Y(22)^2*T(1)^2
    // then A[i,j] = Y(22)^2 where MONS[j] = T(1)^2:
    for(int j = 1; j <= size(MONS); j++){
      A[i,j] = moncoef2(Av, MONS[j], n0);
    }

    kill Av, v, m, j;
  }

  matrix Aexported = A;
  list MONSexported = MONS;

  // ring-dependent:
  export(Aexported);
  export(MONSexported);

  return(S);
}

////////////////////////////

// helper
// returns bases for <RL>_w for all w in Orig.
static proc allMonomials(ideal RL, list #){
  list TOR;

  if(size(#) > 0 and typeof(#) == "list" and typeof(#[1]) == "int"){
    TOR = #[1];
  }

  list BL;
  intmat Q = getVariableWeights();

  // by assumption: Origs = degrees (no repetition)
  list Origs = Q2Origs(Q)[1];

  for(int i = 1; i <= size(Origs); i++){
    intvec w = Origs[i];
    list L = gradedCompRing(RL, w, TOR);
    list Rw = L[1];

    BL[size(BL)+1] = list(size(Rw), w, Rw);

    kill L, w, Rw;
  }

  return(BL);
}

////////////////////////////

// helper
// returns the columns of Q without repetition
// and the list of dimensions.
static proc Q2Origs(intmat Q){
  list Origs;
  list OrigDim;
  list QQ;

  for(int i = 1; i <= ncols(Q); i++){
    int takeit = 1;
    intvec v = col(Q, i);
    QQ[i] = v;

    for(int j = 1; j <= size(Origs); j++){
      if(Origs[j] == v){
        OrigDim[j] = OrigDim[j] + 1; // OrigDim[j] is already defined
        takeit = 0;
        break;
      }
    }

    if(takeit == 1){
      Origs[size(Origs)+1] = v;
      OrigDim[size(OrigDim)+1] = 1;
    }

    kill j, v, takeit;
  }

  return(list(Origs, OrigDim, QQ));
}

//////////////////////////////////////////

static proc gradedCompRing(ideal RL, intvec w, list #)
  "USAGE: gradedCompRing(I, w): I is an ideal, w an intvec. Optional 3rd argument: a list of integers representing the torsion part.
ASSUME: the basering must be graded (see setBAseMultigrading()) and the cone over
the degrees of the variables must be pointed; there mustn't be 0-degrees. The vector
w must be an element of the cone over the degrees of the variables.
PURPOSE: returns a basis for the vector space R_w where R is the factor ring of the basering by I.
RETURN: a list L where  L[1] = is the (monomial) Basis, L[2] = is a matrix with columns representing the basis vectors, L[3] = Monomials of degree w;
EXAMPLE: shows an example."
{
  list TOR;

  if(size(#) > 0 and typeof(#) == "list" and typeof(#[1]) == "int"){
    TOR = #[1];
  }

  // return a basis for I_w as a list of basis vectors:
  list L = gradedCompIdeal(RL, w, 0, TOR);
  list MON = L[1];
  list RLw = L[2];

  list Bas;
  int r;

  if(size(RLw) == 0){
    r = 0;
  } else {
    matrix B[size(RLw)][size(MON)];

    for(int i = 1; i <= size(RLw); i++){
      matrix RLwi = RLw[i];
      B[i, 1..size(MON)] = RLwi[1..nrows(RLwi), 1];

      kill RLwi;
    }
    kill i;

    r = rank(B);
  }

  // Add Elements to Basis 'Bas' as long as the rank r
  // of the matrix B increases:
  for(int j = 1; j <= size(MON); j++){
    // translate MON[j] to v= -e_j
    // the new row: e_j, i.e., all zeros (standard) and j-th entry is a 1:
    if(r == 0){ // this means B is not defined!
      matrix Btmp[1][size(MON)];
      Btmp[1,j] = 1;
    } else {
      matrix Btmp[nrows(B)+1][ncols(B)] = B[1..nrows(B), 1..ncols(B)];
      Btmp[nrows(B)+1, j] = 1;
    }

    int rv = rank(Btmp);

    if(rv > r){
      if(r == 0){
        matrix B = Btmp;
      } else{
        B = Btmp;
      }

      r = rv;

      Bas[size(Bas)+1] = MON[j];
    }

    kill rv, Btmp;
  }

  // remove columns of RL_w in B:
  matrix B2[nrows(B) - size(RLw)][ncols(B)] = B[size(RLw)+1..nrows(B), 1..ncols(B)];

  list LL;
  LL[1] = Bas;
  LL[2] = B2;
  LL[3] = MON;

  return(LL);
}
example
{
  echo=2;

  // example with torsion: ZZ + ZZ/5ZZ:
  intmat Q[2][5] =
    1,1,1,1,1,
    2,3,1,4,0;

  list TOR = 5;
  ring R = 0,T(1..5),dp;

  // attach degree matrix Q to R:
  setBaseMultigrading(Q);

  ideal I = T(1)*T(2) + T(3)*T(4) + T(5)^2;
  intvec w = 3,1;

  // as list of polynomials:
  gradedCompRing(I, w, TOR);
  kill R, w, Q, TOR;

  // 2nd example: no torsion
  ring R = 0, T(1..4), dp;

  // Weights of variables
  intmat Q[2][4] =
    -2, 2, -1, 1,
    1, 1, 1, 1;

  // attach degree matrix Q to R:
  setBaseMultigrading(Q);

  ideal I = T(1)*T(2) + T(3)*T(4);
  intvec w = 0,2;

  gradedCompRing(I, w);
}


////////////////////////

// helper
// sort the monomials in the 3rd entry
// of each element of BL into a list
// according to the dp-ordering (descendingly)
static proc sortMons(list BL){
  list MON;

  // extract monomials
  for(int i = 1; i <= size(BL); i++){
    list Tmp = BL[i][3];

    for(int j = 1; j <= size(Tmp); j++){
      MON[size(MON)+1] = Tmp[j];
    }

    kill Tmp, j;
  }

  // sort MON according to the degrevlex ordering (dp)
  def R = basering;

  string Sstr = "ring S = (" + charstr(basering)  + "), Y(nvars(basering)..1), dp;";
  execute(Sstr);
  setring S;  //creates a ring of shape '0, Y(nvars(basering)..1), dp'

  map f = R, Y(1..nvars(basering));
  list fMON = f(MON);
  list MONS;

  // to sort MONS:
  // form Sum_i fMON[i] and look
  // for the leading terms iteratively:
  poly p = 0;

  for(i = 1; i <= size(fMON); i++){
    p = p + fMON[i];
  }

  // sort it descendingly:
  int c = size(fMON);

  while(p != 0){
    MONS[c] = lead(p);
    p = p - lead(p);
    c--;
  }

  // translate back to R:
  setring R;

  map g = S, T(nvars(basering)..1);
  MON = g(MONS);

  return(MON);
}

////////////////////////

// helper:
// computes the nxn identity matrix:
static proc getIdMat(int n){
  intmat A[n][n];

  for(int i = 1; i <= n; i++){
    A[i, 1..n] = 0:n;
    A[i,i] = 1;
  }

  return(A);
}

//////////////////////////////////////

// helper
static proc insertIntvecIfNew(list L0, intvec v){
  list L = L0;
  int takeit = 1;

  for(int j = 1; j <= size(L); j++){
    if(L[j] == v){
      takeit = 0;
      break;
    }
  }

  if(takeit == 1){
    L[size(L) + 1] = v;
  }

  return(L);
}

//////////////////////////////////////

// helper:
// returns the set
// OmegaI = {w in K; I_w \subseteq I_<w}
// of unique minimal generator degrees.
// Elements of components are of shape
// [w, I_w, K[T]_w]
// We assume that if I = <f_1,...,f_s> we have
// OmegaI = {deg(f_1),...,deg(f_s)}
static proc getOmegaI(ideal I, list #){
  dbprint(printlevel, "Warning: we assume that OmegaI = {deg(f_1),...,deg(f_s)} if the input ideal is generated by f_1,...,f_s. ");

  list TOR;
  if(size(#) > 0 and typeof(#) == "list" and typeof(#[1]) == "int"){
    TOR = #[1];
  }

  // OmegaI = {w in K; I_w \subseteq I_<w}
  list OmegaI;

  // go through each generator f of the ideal:
  // compute a basis for I_deg(f)
  for(int i = 1; i <= size(I); i++){
    poly f = I[i];
    intvec w = multiDegRedTor(f, TOR);

    OmegaI = insertIntvecIfNew(OmegaI, w);
    kill f, w;
  }

  return(OmegaI);
}
example
{
  echo=2;

  intmat Q[1][5] = 3,3,2,2,1;
  ring R = 0,T(1..5),dp;

  // attach degree matrix Q to R:
  setBaseMultigrading(Q);

  ideal I = T(1)*T(2) + T(3)^2*T(4) + T(5)^6,
    T(3)*T(4) + T(1)*T(5) + T(5)^4 + T(4)^2;

  // expect: OmegaI = {4,6}
  getOmegaI(I);
}

/////////////////////////////////////

// helper:
// write the variables of the basering in the rows of a matrix.
// n0 is the number of variables of the very first basering,
// i.e., the number of 'meaningful' rows of the resulting matrix.
static proc getAgeneral(int n0){
  int coldim = (nvars(basering) - 1) div n0; // there is the additonal var 'Z'
  matrix A[coldim][coldim];

  // write the variables into A
  int j;
  int v = 1;
  for(int i = 1; i <= n0; i++){
    for(j = 1; j <= coldim; j++){
      A[i,j] = var(v);
      v++;
    }
  }

  return(A);
}
example
{
  echo = 2;
  ring R = 0,(Y(1..45),Z),dp;
  matrix A = getAgeneral(5);
  print(A);
}

/////////////////////////////////////

// helper
// Applies the action given by A.
static proc applyA(matrix A, int n0, list AMONS){
  // Define the map
  // T_i --> phi(T_i) = A * T_i:
  // store A*T[i] in H[1,i]:
  matrix H[1][n0];

  int l;
  for(int k = 1; k <= n0; k++){
    for(l = 1; l <= size(AMONS); l++){
      H[1,k] = H[1,k] + A[k,l] * AMONS[l];
    }
  }

  return(H);
}
example
{
  echo = 2;
  ring R = 0,(Y(1..45),Z),dp;
  matrix AR = getAgeneral(5);

  ring S = 0,(T(1..5),Y(1..45),Z),dp;
  matrix A = imap(R, AR);
  print(A);
  list AMONS = T(1), T(2), T(3), T(4), T(5), T(3)*T(5), T(4)*T(5), T(5)^2, T(5)^3;
  int n0 = 5;
  applyA(A, n0, AMONS);
}

//////////////////////////////////////

// helper
// returns A * (generator corresponding to u)
// The action of A is stored in H.
static proc applyAtoGenerator(matrix u, matrix H, list KTwS, int n0){
  poly g0 = 0;

  for(int m = 1; m <= nrows(u); m++){
    if(u[m,1] != 0){
      intvec v = leadexp(KTwS[m]); // only the first n0 entries are interesting
      poly g = u[m,1];

      for(int x = 1; x <= n0; x++){
        g = g * H[1,x]^v[x];
      }

      g0 = g0 + g;

      kill v, g, x;
    }
  }

  return(g0);
}


/////////////////////////////////////

// helper
static proc linEqs(list IBw, list MON){
  // compute linear equations for the vector space IBw:
  // the elements of the kernel MM correspond to linear forms:
  // e.g., [1,0,-1,0] means S[1] - S[3]:
  matrix B[size(IBw)][size(MON)];

  for(int j = 1; j <= size(IBw); j++){
    B[j, 1..size(MON)] = IBw[j];
  }

  dbprint(printlevel, "Graded component as vectors:");
  dbprint(printlevel, B);

  // in this case, this computes the kernel
  // (since there are only constant entries in B):
  matrix M = syz(B);

  dbprint(printlevel, "Kernel:");
  dbprint(printlevel, M);

  return(M);
}

//////////////////////////////////////

// helper
// creates the ring 0,(T(1..n0), Y(1..n1),Z),(dp(n0+n1),dp(1));
static proc getFullRingS(intmat Q, int n0, int n1){
  intmat QS[nrows(Q)][ncols(Q)+1];

  for(int l = 1; l <= ncols(Q); l++){
    QS[1..nrows(Q),l] = Q[1..nrows(Q),l];
  }

  string Sstr = "ring S = (" + charstr(basering) + "),(T(1..n0), Y(1..n1),Z),(dp(n0+n1),dp(1));";
  execute(Sstr);
  setring S;
  setBaseMultigrading(QS);

  return(S);
}

/////////////////////////////////////

// helper
static proc monomials2basis(poly g0, list BMONS, int n0){
  // replace in g0 e.g. T[1]^2 by e_1:
  // store coeffs for e_1 in Res[1] etc:
  list RES;

  for(int m = 1; m <= size(BMONS); m++){
    RES[m] = 0;
  }

  for(m = 1; m <= size(BMONS); m++){
    poly u0 = moncoef2(g0, BMONS[m], n0);

    if(u0 != 0){
      RES[m] = RES[m] + u0;
    }

    kill u0;
  }

  return(RES);
}

/////////////////////////////////////

// helper
static proc getEqs(matrix MS, list RES){
  ideal GL;

  for(int m = 1; m <= ncols(MS); m++){
    poly f0 = 0;

    for(int l = 1; l <= nrows(MS); l++){
      f0 = f0 + RES[l] * MS[l,m];
    }

    GL[size(GL)+1] = f0;
    kill f0, l;
  }

  return(GL);
}

//////////////////////////////////////

proc stabilizer(ideal RL, list #)
  "USAGE: stabilizer(RL, A, BB, AMON, n0): RL is an ideal, A a matrix (standing for a subgroup of GL(n)), BB is an intmat (standing for an automorphism of the grading group),  AMON a list of monomials corresponding to the rows/columns of A, n0 an integer such that the first n0 variables of the basering are the T(i), optional: a list of elementary divisors if there is torsion.
ASSUME: the basering must be graded (see setBaseMultigrading()) and the cone over
the degrees of the variables must be pointed; there mustn't be 0-degrees. The vector
w must be an element of the cone over the degrees of the variables. Moreover, B must be such that it permutes the degrees of the variables and the degrees of the generators of RL.
PURPOSE: returns relations such that A*I = I.
RETURN: a ring. Also exports an ideal Jexported and a list stabExported.
EXAMPLE: shows an example."
{
  def R = basering;
  intmat Q = getVariableWeights();

  // torsion:
  list TOR;
  if(size(#) > 0 and typeof(#) == "list" and typeof(#[1]) == "int"){
    TOR = #[1];
  }

  //list Components = stabPreprocessor(RL);
  //list OmegaI = getOmegaI(RL);
  int nTvars = nvars(basering);
  list DegL = getGenDegsDims(RL, TOR);

  // output of aut_K(S):
  def RR = autKS(TOR); // = \KK[Y_{ij},Z]
  setring RR;
  string AMONSstring = MONexported; // needed for later, dependent on T_i

  list listAutKS = autKSexported;
  ideal J; // will be the result
  list stabExported; // also export this

  // ring with both T_i and the Y_{ij}
  int nYvars = nvars(basering) - 1; // no of Y variables
  def S = getFullRingS(Q, nTvars, nYvars); // = \KK[T_k,Y_{ij},Z]
  setring S;

  // prepare for later:
  // matrix A = imap(RR, Agen);
  execute("list AMONS = " + AMONSstring); // define AMONS

  int i;
  setring RR; // KK[Y_i]
  for(int p = 1; p <= size(listAutKS); p++){

    matrix A = listAutKS[p][1];
    intmat BB = listAutKS[p][2];
    ideal JBA = listAutKS[p][3];

    if(!isDimInvar(BB, DegL, TOR)){
      dbprint(printlevel, "B was not diminvar.");

      kill A, BB, JBA;
    } else {

      setring S;
      ideal EQs;

      setring R; // = \KK[T_i]

      // go through each generator g of the ideal RL:
      // compute a basis for RL_deg(g), linear equations
      for(i = 1; i <= size(RL); i++){
        dbprint(printlevel, "computing stabilizer: starting loop with i = " + string(i));

        // w = multidegree and reduce later entries
        // if there is torsion:
        intvec w = multiDegRedTor(RL[i], TOR);

        // compute a basis KTw of \KK[T_1,...,T_r]_w:
        list KTw = wmonomials(w, 0, TOR);

        // compute a basis Iw of I_w:
        // I_w will be a subspace of KTw:
        list L = gradedCompIdeal(RL, w, 0, TOR);
        list Iw = L[2];
        list MON = L[1];

        // compute a basis IBw of I_(B*w) if B*w != w:
        // I_(B*w) will be a subspace of KTBw:
        intvec Bw = BB * w;

        if(Bw != w){
          list LB = gradedCompIdeal(RL, Bw, 0, TOR);
          list IBw = LB[2];
          list BMON = LB[1];
        } else {
          list LB = L;
          list IBw = L[2];
          list BMON = L[1];
        }

        matrix M = linEqs(IBw, MON); // kernel computation

        // Define the map
        // T_i --> phi(T_i) = A * T_i:
        // store A*T[i] in H[1,i]:
        setring S;
        matrix A = imap(RR, A);
        matrix H = applyA(A, nTvars, AMONS);

        dbprint(printlevel, "the map phi (stored in H[1,j] = A*T_j):");
        dbprint(printlevel, H);

        //  for each basis vector u of Iw:
        //  form g0 :=  A * (current generator) = Sum A*u_i where u_i <> 0:
        list IwS = imap(R, Iw);
        list KTwS = imap(R, KTw);

        for(int k = 1; k <= size(IwS); k++){
          matrix u = IwS[k]; // ... x 1 matrix

          poly g0 = applyAtoGenerator(u, H, KTwS, nTvars);

          dbprint(printlevel, "Iw=");
          dbprint(printlevel, IwS);
          dbprint(printlevel, "current basis vector u of Iw:");
          dbprint(printlevel, u);
          dbprint(printlevel, "g0 = A * (current generator) = ");
          dbprint(printlevel, g0);

          // replace in g0 e.g. T[1]^2 by e_1:
          // store coeffs for e_1 in Res[1] etc:

          // NOTE: I_w gets mapped to I_(B*w):
          list BMON = imap(R, BMON);
          list RES = monomials2basis(g0, BMON, nTvars); // AMONS = BMONS?

          dbprint(printlevel, "after replacing in g0 e.g. T[1]^2 by e_1: (where e_i <--> KTwS[i]), RES = ");
          dbprint(printlevel, RES);
          matrix MS = imap(R, M);
          ideal GL = getEqs(MS, RES);

          if(size(EQs) == 0){
            EQs = GL[1..size(GL)];
          } else {
            EQs = EQs, GL[1..size(GL)];
          }

          dbprint(printlevel, "applying the linear forms of the kernel MS = ");
          dbprint(printlevel, MS);
          dbprint(printlevel, "yields equations GL = ");
          dbprint(printlevel, GL);
          dbprint(printlevel, "Total equations so far = EQs = ");
          dbprint(printlevel, EQs);

          kill MS, GL, u, BMON, g0, RES;
          setring S;
        }

        setring S;
        kill IwS, KTwS, A, H;

        setring R;
        kill M, w, KTw, L, Iw, MON, Bw, LB, IBw, BMON;
      }

      //kill k;

      setring RR;
      ideal JBAnew = JBA + imap(S, EQs);
      stabExported[size(stabExported) + 1] = list(A, BB, JBAnew);

      if(size(J) == 0){
        J = JBAnew;
      } else {
        //J = J * JBAnew;
        J = intersect(J, JBAnew); // in Singular, intersection is usually quicker
      }


      setring S;
      kill EQs;
      setring RR;
      kill JBAnew, BB, A, JBA;
    }
  }

  // return the ring RR, export the ideal J:
  setring RR;
  ideal Jexported = J;
  export(Jexported);
  export(stabExported);

  return(RR);
}
example
{
  echo=2;

  //////////////////
  // example: fano 15:
  intmat Q[1][5] = 3,3,2,2,1;
  ring R = 0,T(1..5),dp;

  // attach degree matrix Q to R:
  setBaseMultigrading(Q);

  ideal I = T(1)*T(2) + T(3)^2*T(4) + T(5)^6;
  def RR = stabilizer(I);
  setring RR;
  RR;
  Jexported;
  dim(std(Jexported));
  getVariableWeights();

  kill RR, Q, R;

  /////////////
  // example 3.14 from the paper
  intmat Q[3][5] =
    1,1,1,1,1,
    1,-1,0,0,1,
    1,1,1,0,0;

  list TOR = 2;
  ring R = 0,T(1..5),dp;

  // attach degree matrix Q to R:
  setBaseMultigrading(Q);

  ideal I = T(1)*T(2) + T(3)^2 + T(4)^2;
  list TOR = 2;
  def RR = stabilizer(I, TOR);
  setring RR;
  RR;
  Jexported;
  dim(std(Jexported));

  stabExported;
  kill RR, Q, R;
}


//////////////////////////////////

// helper:
// computes the multidegree of f and reduces its later entries
//  mod TOR[i] if # is defined
static proc multiDegRedTor(poly f, list #){
  list TOR;

  if(size(#) > 0 and typeof(#) == "list" and typeof(#[1]) == "int"){
    TOR = #[1];
  }

  intmat Q = getVariableWeights();
  intvec w = multiDeg(f);

  // reduce w if there is torsion:
  return(reduceIntvec(w, TOR));
}

///////////////////////////////////

// helper:
// reduce later entries of w0
//  mod TOR[i] if TOR is non-empty:
static proc reduceIntvec(intvec w0, list TOR){
  intvec w = w0;
  int pos;

  for(int l = 1; l <= size(TOR); l++){
    pos = size(w0) - size(TOR) + l;
    w[pos] = w[pos] mod TOR[l];

    // make positive:
    if(w[pos] < 0){
      w[pos] = w[pos] + TOR[l];
    }
  }

  return(w);
}

/////////////////////////////////

static proc moncoef2(poly f, poly mon, int n0)
  "USAGE: moncoef(f, mon): f is a polynomial, mon a monomial, n0 an integer.
PURPOSE: returns the (not necessarily constant) coefficient of mon in f.
For example the coefficient of T(1)^2 in T(1)^2*T(2) will be T(2).
The integer n0 means that the variables var(n0+1),... will be considered to be coefficients.
RETURN: a ring element.
EXAMPLE: shows an example."
{
  poly p = f;
  poly res = 0;

  while (p != 0) {
    poly lp = lead(p) / mon;

    if(lp != 0){
      // test wether there is still some T(i)-factor in lp:
      for(int i = 1; i <= n0; i++){
        lp = subst(lp, var(i), 0);
      }

      if(lp != 0){
        //return(lp);
        res = res + lp;
      }

      kill i;
    }

    p = p - lead(p);

    kill lp;
  }

  return(res);
}
example
{
  echo=2;

  ring R = (0,a),T(1..4),dp;

  poly f = T(1)^2*T(2)^3 + 7*a*T(3)^3 -8*T(3)^2 +7;
  poly mon = T(3)^3;
  poly mon = 1;

  moncoef2(f, mon,4);

  // example 2:
  ring R = 0,(T(1..3), Y(1..12)),dp;
  poly f = T(1)^2*Y(1)^2 + Y(9)*T(1)*Y(10)^2*T(1);
  poly m = T(1)^2;

  // only the first three variables
  // are considered for taking the coefficent:
  moncoef2(f, m, 3);
}

//////////////////////////////

// helper
static proc fixesDim(intmat B, list ABL, list TOR){
  // ABL is of shape
  // [1]:
  //    [1]:
  //       2 = dim of basering_w
  //    [2]:
  //       1,0 = w
  //    [3]: = generators of basering_w
  //       [1]:
  //          T(2)
  //       [2]:
  //          T(1)
  int j;
  for(int i = 1; i <= size(ABL); i++){
    int dimw = ABL[i][1]; // the dimension
    intvec w = ABL[i][2]; // the weight vector
    intvec Bw = reduceIntvec(B * w, TOR); // Bw must appear among some ABL[j]

    for(j = 1; j <= size(ABL); j++){
      if(ABL[j][2] == Bw){
        if(ABL[j][1] != dimw){
          return(0);
        }

        break;
      }
    }

    if(j > size(ABL)){
      ERROR("B * w not found among generator weights. This should not happen.");
    }

    kill dimw, w, Bw;
  }

  return(1);
}

///////////////////////////////

proc autKS(list #)
  "USAGE: autKS(TOR); TOR: optional list of elementary divisors in case of torsion.
ASSUME: the basering is multigraded having used the command   setBaseMultigrading(Q) from 'multigrading.lib'.
PURPOSE: Compute the subgroup Aut_K(S) of GL(n) of graded automorphisms of the polynomial ring S (the basering).
RETURN: returns a ring S and exports an ideal ideal Iexported in the coordinate ring S = K[Y_ij] of GL(n) such that Aut_K(S) = V(I).
EXAMPLE: shows an example."
{
  list TOR;

  if(size(#) > 0 and typeof(#) == "list" and typeof(#[1]) == "int"){
    TOR = #[1];
  }

  def R = basering;
  int n0 = nvars(basering);

  list BL = allMonomials(ideal(0), TOR);  //list BL = allMonomials(RL, TOR);
  list MONS = sortMons(BL);

  // needed later for the S-admissible equations:
  // Note: the 2nd components of the elements of BL
  // are the origs so use BL:
  // form first the list of all [w, [M, N]]
  // where M and N contain the monomials T^a, T^b
  // such that deg(T^(a+b)) = w.
  list sums = origsSumUp(BL, TOR);
  list adMons = getSadmissibleMonomials(sums);
  int nadMons = size(adMons);

  // create formal matrix out of this:
  // phi(R_w) = R_w for all w in Orig and all automorphisms phi.
  def S = createAutMatrix(BL);
  setring S;
  basering;

  matrix A = Aexported;
  list AMON = MONSexported;
  string MONexported = string(AMON);
  int n = size(MONSexported);

  dbprint(printlevel, ".... matrix A, the monomials corresponding to rows/cols:...");
  dbprint(printlevel, A);
  dbprint(printlevel, AMON);

  // will be needed later for grading:
  intmat Qnew = getCharacteristicGrading(AMON, TOR);

  // compute originary weights:
  // return the elements as permutation matrices
  setring R;
  intmat Q = getVariableWeights();
  list Autor0 = autGenWeights(Q, TOR);

  // redefine omegaSdiagEqs as the product
  // omegaSdiagEqs * (B^* omegaSdiagEqs)
  // where B in Autor0:
  setring S;
  ideal J;

  // convert the elements of Autor0 to permutation matrices:
  list Autor;
  list ABL = imap(R, BL);

  for(int i = 1; i <= size(Autor0); i++){
    if(fixesDim(Autor0[i], ABL, TOR)){
      Autor[size(Autor)+1] = matrix2compper(Autor0[i], ABL, AMON, Q, TOR); // of type matrix
    } else {
      dbprint(printlevel, "Did not fix dimension.");
      dbprint(printlevel, string(Autor0[i]));
    }
  }

  dbprint(printlevel, ".... automorphisms of the originary weight vectors as permutation matrices: ....");
  dbprint(printlevel, Autor);

  // equations cutting out the S-admissible matrices:
  // A*(T^(a + b))  - (A*(T^a))(A*(T^b)) = 0
  // where A*f means to substitute T_i by sum(A_(i*)T_j):
  list MONS = imap(R, MONS);
  list adMons;

  if(nadMons > 0){
    adMons = imap(R, adMons);
  }

  // add determinant condition:
  // we need one more variable for this:
  def S2 = adjoinVar(n0);
  setring S2;
  poly deter; // we need to store it for the grading

  ideal J = 1; // init with 1 --> used for product later
  list listAutKS; // elements are of shape list(BA, B, equations for BA)
  setring S;

  for(i = 1; i <= size(Autor); i++){
    intmat BB = Autor0[i];
    intmat B = Autor[i];

    // compute B*A and then admissible equations
    matrix BA = B*A;

    dbprint(printlevel, "Starting computation of admissible equations:");

    ideal Iadmiss = getAdmissibleEquations(adMons, BA, n0, MONS);
    dbprint(printlevel, "Admissible equations: done.");

    BA = relabelEntries(BA, n0);

    dbprint(printlevel, "permuted matrix A:");
    dbprint(printlevel, BA);

    // add variable Y((i-1)*n+j) to Jexported
    // if BA[i,j] = 0 where 1 <= i <= n0:
    ideal omegaSdiagEqs = getMonomialsFor0Entries(BA, n0);

    // also store in listAutKS
    // will be useful for stabilizer
    setring S2;
    matrix BA2 = imap(S, BA);

    dbprint(printlevel, "computing determinant...");
    deter = det(BA2);
    poly detEq = deter * Z - 1;
    dbprint(printlevel, "Determinant: done.");

    ideal JBA = imap(S, Iadmiss) + imap(S, omegaSdiagEqs) + ideal(detEq);
    listAutKS[size(listAutKS) + 1] = list(BA2, BB, JBA, MONexported); // MONexported is an explanatory string

    dbprint(printlevel, "Computing intersection of ideals...");
    //J = J * JBA;
    J = intersect(J, JBA); // in Singular, this is usually quicker
    dbprint(printlevel, "Intersection of ideal: done.");

    kill JBA, detEq, BA2;
    setring S;
    kill BA, B, BB, Iadmiss, omegaSdiagEqs;
  }

  setring S2;

  setGLnGrading(Qnew, deter);
  ideal Iexported = J; //imap(S, J) + ideal(detEq);
  list autKSexported = listAutKS;

  export(Iexported);
  export(autKSexported); // list of elements of shape list(A, B)
  export(MONexported);
  return(S2);
}
example
{
  echo=2;

  //////////////////
  // example: fano 15:
  intmat Q[1][5] = 3,3,2,2,1;
  ring R = 0,T(1..5),dp;

  // attach degree matrix Q to R:
  setBaseMultigrading(Q);

  //ideal I = T(1)*T(2) + T(3)^2*T(4) + T(5)^6;
  def S = autKS();
  setring S;

  dim(std(Iexported));
  basering;

  autKSexported;
  getVariableWeights();

  kill S, Q, R;

  /////////////
  // example 3.14 from the paper
  intmat Q[3][5] =
    1,1,1,1,1,
    1,-1,0,0,1,
    1,1,1,0,0;

  list TOR = 2;
  ring R = 0,T(1..5),dp;

  // attach degree matrix Q to R:
  setBaseMultigrading(Q);

  //ideal I = T(1)*T(2) + T(3)^2 + T(4)^2;
  def S = autKS();
  setring S;

  Iexported;
  print(getVariableWeights());
  kill S, R, Q;
}

////////////////////////////////////

// helper
static proc setGLnGrading(intmat Qnew, poly deter, list #){
  list TOR;
  if(size(#) > 0 and typeof(#) == "list" and typeof(#[1]) == "int"){
    TOR = #[1];
  }

  // set deg(Y_ij) = j-th col of Qnew
  int k = nrows(Qnew);
  int n = ncols(Qnew);

  // the last variable is the rabinovic trick variable Z
  int nv = nvars(basering) - 1;
  intmat Qlarge[nrows(Qnew)][nv + 1];

  for(int m = 1; m <= nv; m++){
    int i = m div n; // 9 div 9 = 1
    int j = m mod n;

    if(j == 0){ // 9  --> i = 0, j = 9
      i = i - 1;
      j = n;
    }

    Qlarge[1..k, m] = Qnew[1..k, j];
    kill i, j;
  }

  // grading is valid for all variables
  // except Z: use it for deter:
  setBaseMultigrading(Qlarge);

  // treat the last variable Z:
  // deg(deter) = - deg(Z):
  intvec degDet = reduceIntvec(- multiDeg(deter), TOR);
  Qlarge[1..k, nvars(basering)] = degDet[1..size(degDet)];

  // now set the final grading
  setBaseMultigrading(Qlarge);
}

////////////////////////////////////

// helper
static proc adjoinVar(int n0){
  string S2str = "ring S2 = (" + charstr(basering) + "),((";

  for(int i = n0 + 1; i <= nvars(basering); i++){
    S2str = S2str + string(var(i));

    if(i < nvars(basering)){
      S2str = S2str + ", ";
    } else {
      S2str = S2str + "), Z),(dp(nvars(basering) - n0), dp(1))";
    }
  }

  execute(S2str);
  return(S2);
}


/////////////////////////////////////

// helper
static proc getMonomialsFor0Entries(matrix BA, int n0) {
  ideal relB;
  int j;

  for(int i = 1; i <= n0; i++){
    for( j = 1; j <= ncols(BA); j++){
      if(BA[i,j] == 0){
        relB[size(relB)+1] = Y((i-1)*ncols(BA)+j);
      }
    }
  }

  return(relB);
}

/////////////////////////////////////

// helper
static proc getAdmissibleEquations(list adMons, matrix A, int n0, list MONS){
  // S is the name of the current basering when calling this function, S --> S
  ideal imageVars; // images of the T_i
  int j;

  for(int i = 1; i <= n0; i++){
    imageVars[i] = 0;

    for(j = 1; j <= size(MONS); j++){
      imageVars[i] = imageVars[i] + A[i, j] * MONS[j];
    }
  }
  def S = basering;
  map applyA = S, imageVars;

  // go through all possiblities:
  int k, l;
  ideal IadmissibleExported;

  for(i = 1; i <= size(adMons); i++){
    list AL = adMons[i][2][1];
    list BL = adMons[i][2][2];

    for(k = 1; k <= size(AL); k++){
      for(l = 1; l <= size(BL); l++){
        poly Ta = AL[k];
        poly Tb = BL[l];
        poly Tab = Ta * Tb;

        IadmissibleExported[size(IadmissibleExported) + 1] = applyA(Tab) - applyA(Ta) * applyA(Tb);

        kill Tab, Ta, Tb;
      }
    }

    kill AL, BL;
  }

  return(IadmissibleExported);
}

///////////////////////////////////////

// Get generator degrees w1,...,ws --> store in GenDegs.
// Also compute dimensions of I_wi where wi in GenDegs:
static proc getGenDegsDims(ideal I, list TOR){
  list GenDegs;
  list GenDims;
  int i = 1;
  int c = 1;

  while(c <= size(I)){ // there may be 0-entries in I
    if(I[i] != 0){
      c++;

      GenDegs[i] = reduceIntvec(multiDeg(I[i]), TOR);
      list L = gradedCompIdeal(I, GenDegs[i], 0, TOR); //gradedcompbasis(I, GenDegs[i], TOR);
      GenDims[i] = size(L[1]); // this is dim(R_(deg f_i)), not dim(I_(deg f_i))

      kill L;
    }

    i++;
  }

  list RES;
  RES[1] = GenDegs;
  RES[2] = GenDims;

  return(RES);
}

///////////////////////////////////

// helper:
// checks a given matrix B in Autor0
// if it satisfies dim(I_wi) = dim(I_(B*wi))
// for all i where w1,...,ws
// are the generator degrees of I.
static proc isDimInvar(intmat B,  list GenDegsDims, list TOR){
  list GenDegs = GenDegsDims[1];
  list GenDims = GenDegsDims[2];

  // return true iff B is
  // such that dim(I_wi) = dim(I_(B*wi))
  // holds for all i, where wi in GenDegs:
  int j;

  for(j = 1; j <= size(GenDegs); j++){
    intvec wj = GenDegs[j];

    //intvec Bwj = B * wj;
    intvec Bwj  = reduceIntvec(intvec(B * wj), TOR);

    // find out dim(I_Bwj):
    int dimBwj;
    for(int bb = 1; bb <= size(GenDegs); bb++){
      if(GenDegs[bb] == Bwj){
        dimBwj = GenDims[bb];
        break;
      }
    }

    // if dim(I_wi) != dim(I_(B*wi)), then B is not valid.
    if(dimBwj != GenDims[j]){
      return(0);
    }

    kill bb, wj, Bwj, dimBwj;
  }

  return(1);
}


////////////////////////////////////////

static proc getSadmissibleMonomials(list sums){
  list Combs;

  // the elements of sums are of shape
  // Comb = [c, [a,b]] where c = a + b.
  // Form first the list of all [K, [M, N]]
  // where M and N contain the monomials T^a, T^b
  // such that deg(T^(a+b)) = deg(T^c) for each T^c in K.
  for(int i= 1; i <= size(sums); i++){
    list K = wmonomials(sums[i][1], 0); // as monomials
    list M = wmonomials(sums[i][2][1], 0); // as monomials
    list N = wmonomials(sums[i][2][2], 0); // as monomials

    Combs[size(Combs) + 1] = list(K, list(M, N));

    kill M, N, K;
  }

  return(Combs);
}

///////////////////////////////////////

// helper
static proc origsSumUp(list BL, list #) {
  list TOR;
  if(size(#) > 0 and typeof(#) == "list" and typeof(#[1]) == "int"){
    TOR = #[1];
  }

  list RES; // elements of the form [c, [a,b]] such that c=a+b
  int j, k;

  // note: the 2nd components of the entries
  // of BL are the origs
  for(int i = 1; i <= size(BL); i++){
    for(j = 1; j <= size(BL); j++){
      intvec sum = reduceIntvec(BL[i][2] + BL[j][2], TOR);

      // check if sum is not already in RES (no duplicates):
      for(k = 1; k <= size(RES); k++){
        if(RES[k][1] == sum){
          break;
        }
      }

      if(k > size(RES)){ // then is it new
        // check if sum is also in Origs
        for(k = 1; k <= size(BL); k++){
          if(BL[k][2] == sum){
            RES[size(RES) + 1] = list(sum, list(BL[i][2], BL[j][2]));
          }
        }
      }

      kill sum;
    }
  }

  return(RES);
}
example
{
  echo = 2;

  // 1st example
  list BL =
    list(0, intvec(2,1), 0),
    list(0, intvec(1,1), 0),
    list(0, intvec(1,0), 0),
    list(0, intvec(2,1), 0);

  list TOR = 2;

  origsSumUp(BL);
  kill BL;

  // 2nd example
  list BL =
    list(0, intvec(3), 0),
    list(0, intvec(3), 0),
    list(0, intvec(2), 0),
    list(0, intvec(2), 0),
    list(0, intvec(1), 0);

  origsSumUp(BL);
}

///////////////////////////////////////

// helper
// Given an automorphism K --> K as an invertible matrix A
// this function computes a permutation matrix.
// Assume: BL is of the form [[dim, w, [T[1]*T[2]^2, T[3]]],...]
// where the w are the originary weights.
// we also assume that Origs are ordered as occurring in Q
// returns a list of matrices (not intmats).
static proc matrix2compper(intmat B, list BL, list MON, intmat Q, list TOR){
  list Origs;
  list MONweight;

  for(int i = 1; i <= size(BL); i++){
    Origs[i] = BL[i][2];
  }

  for(int j = 1; j <= size(MON); j++){
    MONweight[j] = reduceIntvec(multiDeg(MON[j]), TOR);
  }

  // initialize the permutation matrix (to be returned)
  // as zero-rows:
  int d = size(MON);
  intmat PER[d][d];
  intvec done = 0:size(MONweight);

  for(i = 1; i <= size(MONweight); i++){
    intvec w = MONweight[i];
    intmat mW[size(w)][1];
    mW[1..size(w),1] = w;

    intmat BmW = B * mW; // ...x1 matrix
    intvec v = BmW[1..nrows(BmW), 1];
    intvec vred = reduceIntvec(v, TOR);

    for(j = 1; j <= size(MONweight); j++){
      intvec zred = reduceIntvec(MONweight[j], TOR);

      // test if MONweight[j] == v (possibly with Torsion, i.e. after reduction)
      // and done[j] != 1:
      if(vred == zred and done[j] != 1){
        PER[i,j] = 1;
        done[j] = 1;

        kill zred;
        break;
      }

      kill zred;
    }

    kill vred, v, w, mW, BmW;
  }

  return(PER);
}

////////////////////////////////////////

proc autXhat(ideal RL, intvec w, list #)
"
USAGE: autXhat(RL, w0, TOR): RL is an ideal, w an intvec, TOR a list of integers
ASSUME: the basering is multigraded, the elements of TOR stand for the torsion rows of the matrix getVariableWeights(), w is an ample class or the free part of such a class.
PURPOSE: compute an ideal J such that V(J) in some GL(n) is isomorphic to the H-equivariant automorphisms \widehat X --> \widehat X.
EXAMPLE: example autXhat; shows an example
"
{
  list TOR;
  if(size(#) > 0 and typeof(#) == "list" and typeof(#[1]) == "int"){
    TOR = #[1];
  }

  def R = basering;
  intmat Q = getVariableWeights();
  intmat Q0 = gradingFreePart(Q, TOR);

  int k0 = nrows(Q0);
  bigintmat w0[1][k0] = w[1..k0];

  if(size(w) < nrows(Q)){
    ERROR("size of w must equal the number of rows of the degree matrix.");
  }

  cone c = gitCone(RL, Q0, w0);
  def RR = stabilizer(RL, TOR);
  setring RR;

  list RES;
  for(int i = 1; i <= size(stabExported); i++){
    intmat B = stabExported[i][2];
    intvec wB = B * w;

    setring R;
    bigintmat wB0[1][k0] = wB[1..k0];
    cone cB = gitCone(RL, Q0, wB0);
    kill wB0;
    setring RR;

    if(cB == c){
      RES[size(RES) + 1] = stabExported[i];
    }

    kill B, wB, cB;
  }

  export(RES);
  return(RR);
}
example
{
  echo=2;

  intmat Q[3][5] =
    1,1,1,1,1,
    1,-1,0,0,1,
    1,1,1,0,0;

  list TOR = 2;
  ring R = 0,T(1..5),dp;

  setBaseMultigrading(Q);

  ideal I = T(1)*T(2) + T(3)^2 + T(4)^2;
  list TOR = 2;

  intvec w0 = 2,1,0;
  def RR = autXhat(I, w0, TOR);
  setring RR;

  RES;
  kill RR, Q, R;
}

//////////////////////////////////////////

static proc gradingFreePart(intmat Q, list TOR){
  intmat Q0[nrows(Q) - size(TOR)][ncols(Q)];

  for(int i = 1; i <= nrows(Q0); i++){
    Q0[i, 1..ncols(Q0)] = Q[i, 1..ncols(Q0)];
  }

  return(Q0);
}

////////////////////////////////////////

// helper
// compute the image cone by applying A to
// the rays of c. We assume c is pointed.
static proc imageCone(cone c, intmat A){
  bigintmat R = rays(c);
  cone cc = coneViaPoints(R * transpose(A));

  return(cc);
}
example
{
  echo=2;

  intmat M[2][2] =
    1,0,
    1,2;

  cone c = coneViaPoints(M);
  rays(c);

  intmat A[2][2] =
    1,0,
    0,2;

  cone cc = imageCone(c, A);
  rays(cc);
}

/////////////////////////////////////

// helper.
// Assume: basering variables are
// T(1..n0), Y(1..), Z:
// Replaces in M each non-zero entry M[i,j] by V[i,j]:
// however: replace the lower entries, e.g., Y(11)^2,
// by Y(2)^2 if Y(11) --> Y(2).
static proc relabelEntries(matrix A, int n0){
  def R = basering;
  int n = ncols(A);

  // define a map: A[i,j] --> V[i,j]
  // for the case of M[i,j] being a single variable;
  // this is true for the first n0 rows of A:
  // Store in Img[i] the image of Y(i):
  intvec v = 0:(nvars(R));
  list Img = v[1..size(v)]; // initialze with 0.

  int i, j, pos, k, m;

  for(i = 1; i <= n0; i++){
    for(j = 1; j <= ncols(A); j++){
      if(A[i,j] != 0){ // then it is some Y(k) --> replace it by V[i,j]:
        // ordering of variables in R is
        // T(1..n0), Y(1..n^2), Z:
        pos = (i-1)*n + j;

        // A[i,j] should be Y(pos):
        // find out k with A[i,j] = Y(k):
        for(m = 1; m <= n*n; m++){
          if(A[i,j] == Y(m)){
            Img[m + n0] = Y(pos); //+n0 since vars T(1..n0) are at front
            break;
          }
        }
      }
    }
  }

  // define the map:
  map f = R, Img[1..size(Img)];

  return(f(A));
}

///////////////////////

// helper
// returns the grading by the characteristic
// quasitorus.
static proc getCharacteristicGrading(list BL, list #){
  list TOR;
  if(size(#) > 0 and typeof(#) == "list" and typeof(#[1]) == "int"){
    TOR = #[1];
  }

  intmat Q = getVariableWeights();
  intmat Qnew[nrows(Q)][size(BL)];

  for(int i = 1; i <= size(BL); i++){
    intvec w = reduceIntvec(multiDeg(BL[i]), TOR);

    Qnew[1..nrows(Q), i] = w[1..size(w)];
    kill w;
  }

  return(Qnew);
}

///////////////////////////

// helper
// compute the linear hull over the columns of P.
static proc linearHull(intmat P){
  // the linear hull over the columns of P:
  // equivalent: cone(P, -P):
  intmat M[ncols(P) * 2][nrows(P)]; // rows are rays

  for(int i = 1; i <= ncols(P); i++){
    M[i, 1..nrows(P)] = P[1..nrows(P), i];
    M[i + ncols(P), 1..nrows(P)] = -P[1..nrows(P), i];
  }
  cone V = coneViaPoints(M);

  return(V);
}

////////////////////////////

// helper
// compute generators for the veronese subalgebra
static proc veron(intmat P){
  // linear hull of P:
  intmat Pplusminus[2*nrows(P)][ncols(P)] = P, -P;

  cone V = coneViaPoints(Pplusminus);
  cone posorth = coneViaPoints(getIdMat(ambientDimension(V)));
  cone c = convexIntersection(V, posorth);

  intmat H = hilbertBas(c);
  return(H);
}
example
{
  echo = 2;

  intmat P[2][3] =
    1,0,-1,
    0,1,-1;

  veron(transpose(P));
}

//////////////////////////

proc autX(ideal RL, intvec w, list #)
"
USAGE: autX(RL, w, TOR); RL: ideal, w: intvec, TOR: optional list of integers.
PURPOSE: compute generators for the hopf algebra O(Aut(X))
of the Mori dream space X given by Cox(X) := basering/RL and
the ample class w.
ASSUME: there is no torsion.
RETURN: a ring. Also exports an ideal Iexported.
EXAMPLE: example autX; shows an example
"
{
  list TOR;
  if(size(#) > 0 and typeof(#) == "list" and typeof(#[1]) == "int"){
    TOR = #[1];
  }

  def RR = autXhat(RL, w, TOR);
  setring RR;
  intmat Q = getVariableWeights();

  // ideal:
  ideal J = RES[1][3];
  for(int i = 2; i <= size(RES); i++){
    J = J * RES[i][3];
  }

  intmat P = degMat2P(Q, TOR);
  intmat V = veron(transpose(P));

  // creat map:
  ideal imMap;
  for(int i = 1; i <= nrows(V); i++){
    intvec v = V[i, 1..ncols(V)];

    imMap[size(imMap) + 1] = vec2monomial(v);
    kill v;
  }

  string Sstr = "ring S = (" + charstr(RR) + "),(T(1..size(V))),dp;";
  execute(Sstr); // creates the ring 0,(T(1..size(V))),dp;
  setring S;
  setring RR;

  // f: S --> RR, T_i --> T^mu
  map f = S, imMap;

  setring S;
  ideal Iexported = preimage(RR, f, J);

  export(Iexported);
  return(S);
}
example
{
  ///////////////
  //// CAREFUL: the following examples seems to be unfeasible at the moment, see remark in the paper

  //echo=2;
  ///////////////
  //// PP2
  //intmat Q[1][4] =
  //  1,1,1,1;

  //ring R = 0,T(1..ncols(Q)),dp;

  //// attach degree matrix Q to R:
  //setBaseMultigrading(Q);
  //ideal I = 0;
  //intvec w0 = 1;

  //def RR = autX(I, w0);
  //setring RR;
  //Iexported;

  //basering;
  //dim(std(Iexported));

  //kill RR, Q, R;

  ///////////////
  //// example 3.14 from the paper
  //intmat Q[3][5] =
  //  1,1,1,1,1,
  //  1,-1,0,0,1,
  //  1,1,1,0,0;

  //list TOR = 2;
  //ring R = 0,T(1..5),dp;

  //// attach degree matrix Q to R:
  //setBaseMultigrading(Q);

  //ideal I = T(1)*T(2) + T(3)^2 + T(4)^2;
  //list TOR = 2;

  //intvec w0 = 2,1,0;
  //def RR = autX(I, w0, TOR);
  //setring RR;

  //kill RR, Q, R;
}

////////////////////

// helper
// compute the hilbert basis of c.
static proc hilbertBas(cone c){
  intmat A = intmat(rays(c));
  intmat B = normaliz(A, 0);

  return(B);
}
example
{
  echo = 2;

  intmat A[2][2] =
    1,0,
    1,3;

  intmat B = hilbertBas(coneViaPoints(A));
  print(B);

  // 2nd ex:
  intmat C[3][4] =
    1, 0, 0, 0,
    1, 1, 0, 0,
    6, 3, 4, 2;

  intmat D = hilbertBas(coneViaPoints(C));
  print(D);

}

/////////////////////////

// helper
// compute the gale dual P of the degree matrix Q
static proc degMat2P(intmat Q, list TOR){
  int k = nrows(Q);
  int nfree = nrows(Q) - size(TOR);

  int n = size(TOR);
  if(n == 0){
    n = 1; // then L = (0,...0)^t
  }

  intmat L[k][n];

  for(int i = 1; i <= size(TOR); i++){
    L[i + nfree, i] = TOR[i];
  }
  intmat U0 = preimageLattice(Q, L);

  return(transpose(U0));
}
example
{
  echo = 2;

  intmat Q[2][4] =
    1,1,1,1,
    1,0,1,0;

  list TOR = 2;
  intmat P = degMat2P(Q, TOR);
  print(P);

}

///////////////////////////

// helper
static proc compsAreTrivial(ideal RL, list TOR){
  // for each col w of Q
  // we require I_w = 0:
  intmat Q = getVariableWeights();

  for(int i = 1; i <= ncols(Q); i++){
    intvec w = Q[1..nrows(Q), i];

    // compute a basis Iw of I_w:
    // I_w will be a subspace of KTw:
    list Iw = gradedCompIdeal(RL, w, 0, TOR)[2];

    if(size(Iw) > 0){
      return(0);
    }

    kill w, Iw;
  }

  return(1);
}

///////////////////////////

proc autGradAlg(ideal I, list #)
"
USAGE: autGradAlg(I, TOR); I is an ideal, TOR is an optional list of integers representing the torsion part of the grading group.
ASSUME: minimally presented, degrees of the generators of I
are the minimal degrees, basering multigraded pointedly, I_w = 0
for all w = deg(var(i))
RETURN: a ring. Also exports an ideal Jexported and a list stabExported.
EXAMPLE: example autGradAlg; shows an example
"
{
  list TOR;
  if(size(#) > 0 and typeof(#) == "list" and typeof(#[1]) == "int"){
    TOR = #[1];
  }

  // for each col w of Q
  // we require I_w = 0:
  if(!compsAreTrivial(I, TOR)){
    ERROR("For some i,  w = deg(var(i)) did not satisfy I_w = 0. We do not support this case at the moment. Sorry.");
  }

  def RR = stabilizer(I, TOR);
  setring RR;

  // Jexported is already being exported
  return(RR);
}
example
{
  echo = 2;

  intmat Q[1][3] =
    1,1,1;

  ring R = 0,T(1..3), dp;
  setBaseMultigrading(Q);

  ideal I = 0; //T(1)*T(2) + T(3)*T(4);
  def RR = autGradAlg(I);
  setring RR;

  "resulting ideal:";
  Jexported;

  "dimension:";
  dim(std(Jexported));

  "as a detailed list:";
  stabExported;
}

//////////////////////////

static proc shrink(ideal I)
"
USAGE: shrink(I): I is an ideal
ASSUME: There are variable generators in I and I does not contain 0-generators.
PURPOSE: returns a new ring S obtained from the old one by removing all variables Y(i)
such that some generator of I is Y(i). Exports the image of the given ideal in S.
RETURN: a ring. Exports an ideal Ishrink.
EXAMPLE: example shrink; shows an example
"
{
  // create smaller ring:
  // we will map Y(i) --> 0 if i is in the list zeros:
  def R = basering;
  ideal take = var(1); // initialize as the list of all variables

  for(int i = 2; i <= nvars(R); i++){
    take = take, var(i);
  }

  list zeros;
  int j;
  i = 1;
  int c = 1;

  while(c <= size(I)){ // i may have 0-entries:
    for(j = 1; j <= nvars(R); j++){
      if(I[i] == var(j)){
        zeros[size(zeros)+1] = j;
        break;
      }
    }

    if(I[i] != 0){
      c++;
    }

    i++;
  }

  for(i = 1; i <= size(zeros); i++){
    take[zeros[i]] = 0;
  }

  string s  = "ring S = ("+ charstr(R) + "), ("; //charstr: e.g. 0,a
  int firstone = 1;
  int n = 0; // no of variables in new ring

  for(i = 1; i <= nvars(R); i++){
    if(take[i] != 0){
      if(firstone){
        s = s + string(take[i]);
        firstone = 0;
        n++;
      } else {
        s = s + ", " + string(take[i]);
        n++;
      }
    }
  }

  s = s + "),(dp(" + string(n-1) + "), dp(1));";
  execute(s);

  // map the ideal to Small:
  ideal Ishrink = imap(R, I);

  export Ishrink;
  return(S);
}
example
{
  echo=2;

  ring R = 0,(T(1..10),Y(1..3),Z),dp;
  ideal I =
    T(1)*T(3),
    Y(1),
    T(2)*Y(1),
    Y(3),
    Z*T(7)-7*Y(3),
    T(8);

  def S = shrink(I);
  setring S;

  Ishrink;

}