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If we have $2n$ (maximum possible) algebraically independent degree $2$ homogeneous system of polynomials with $mathbb Z$ coefficients in $2n$ variables with exactly one integer root (up to sign) can we find the root in faster than brute force elimination theory?



That is is there a $O(poly(nL))$ time algorithm where $L$ is the number of bits in encoding of all polynomial coefficients?










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    That is is there a $O(poly(nL))$ time algorithm where $L$ is the number of bits in encoding of all polynomial coefficients?










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      If we have $2n$ (maximum possible) algebraically independent degree $2$ homogeneous system of polynomials with $mathbb Z$ coefficients in $2n$ variables with exactly one integer root (up to sign) can we find the root in faster than brute force elimination theory?



      That is is there a $O(poly(nL))$ time algorithm where $L$ is the number of bits in encoding of all polynomial coefficients?










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      That is is there a $O(poly(nL))$ time algorithm where $L$ is the number of bits in encoding of all polynomial coefficients?







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