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Dima Grigoriev
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Since a tropical Nullstellensatz fails even for tropical univariate polynomials we study a conjecture on a tropical {it dual} Nullstellensatz for tropical polynomial systems in terms of solvability of a tropical linear system with the Cayley matrix associated to the tropical polynomial system. The conjecture on a tropical effective dual Nullstellensatz is proved for tropical univariate polynomials.
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