Category:Invariant theory

• Invariant theory (computing)

B

• Bracket algebra (computing)
• Bracket ring (computing)

C

• Canonizant (computing)
• Capelli's identity (computing)
• Catalecticant (computing)
• Cayley's Ω process (computing)
• Chevalley–Iwahori–Nagata theorem (computing)
• Chevalley–Shephard–Todd theorem (computing)
• The Classical Groups (computing)

D

• Differential invariant (computing)

E

• Evectant (computing)

G

• Geometric invariant theory (computing)
• Glossary of invariant theory (computing)
• Gram's theorem (computing)
• Gröbner basis (computing)

H

• Haboush's theorem (computing)
• Hall algebra (computing)
• Hall polynomial (computing)
• Hermite reciprocity (computing)
• Hesse's principle of transfer (computing)
• Hilbert's basis theorem (computing)
• Hilbert's fourteenth problem (computing)
• Hilbert's syzygy theorem (computing)
• Hilbert–Mumford criterion (computing)
• Hodge bundle (computing)

I

• Invariant estimator (computing)
• Invariant of a binary form (computing)
• Invariant polynomial (computing)
• Invariants of tensors (computing)

K

• Kempf–Ness theorem (computing)
• Kostant polynomial (computing)

L

• Littlewood–Richardson rule (computing)

M

• Modular invariant theory (computing)
• Moduli space (computing)
• Molien series (computing)

N

• Newton's identities (computing)
• Nullform (computing)

O

• Osculant (computing)

P

• Perpetuant (computing)
• Polynomial ring (computing)

Q

• Quantum invariant (computing)
• Quaternary cubic (computing)
• Quippian (computing)

R

• Radical polynomial (computing)
• Reynolds operator (computing)
• Riemann invariant (computing)
• Ring of symmetric functions (computing)

S

• Schur polynomial (computing)
• Semi-invariant of a quiver (computing)
• Standard monomial theory (computing)
• Symbolic method (computing)

T

• Ternary cubic (computing)
• Ternary quartic (computing)
• Trace identity (computing)
• Transvectant (computing)

V

• Vermeil's theorem (computing)

Y

• Young–Deruyts development (computing)

Z

• Zariski's finiteness theorem (computing)