Find
for natural numbers satisfying
[PYTHON] S1 = 231 S2 = 14003 S3 = 997227 S4 = 77752499 S5 = 6386215731
Calculate elementary symmetric polynomials e1, e2, e3, e4, e5
e1 = S1
e1 = S1
2e2 = e1*S1 - S2
e2 = (e1 * S1 - S2) // 2
3e3 = e2S1 - e1S2 + S3
e3 = (e2 * S1 - e1 * S2 + S3) // 3
4e4 = e3S1 - e2S2 + e1*S3 - S4
e4 = (e3 * S1 - e2 * S2 + e1 * S3 - S4) // 4
5e5 = e4S1 - e3S2 + e2S3 - e1S4 + S5
e5 = (e4 * S1 - e3 * S2 + e2 * S3 - e1 * S4 + S5) // 5
print(f"{e1=}") print(f"{e2=}") print(f"{e3=}") print(f"{e4=}") print(f"{e5=}")
Calculate S6
S6 = e1S5 - e2S4 + e3S3 - e4S2 + e5*S1
S6 = e1 * S5 - e2 * S4 + e3 * S3 - e4 * S2 + e5 * S1 print(f"{S6=}") [/PYTHON]
The elementary symmetric polynomials for the variables can be determined from the power sums using Newton's sums. The relations are: \begin{align*} e_1 &= S_1 \ 2e_2 &= e_1 S_1 - S_2 \ 3e_3 &= e_2 S_1 - e_1 S_2 + S_3 \ 4e_4 &= e_3 S_1 - e_2 S_2 + e_1 S_3 - S_4 \ 5e_5 &= e_4 S_1 - e_3 S_2 + e_2 S_3 - e_1 S_4 + S_5 \end{align*} Using the given values:
The calculated elementary symmetric polynomials are:
For variables, the Newton sum for is given by: [ S_6 - e_1 S_5 + e_2 S_4 - e_3 S_3 + e_4 S_2 - e_5 S_1 = 0 ] Thus, [ S_6 = e_1 S_5 - e_2 S_4 + e_3 S_3 - e_4 S_2 + e_5 S_1 ] Substituting the values yields: [ S_6 = 540937826363 ]
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