Farrel Polynomials: Is It the Same as "Feral"?

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Is there such a thing as a "feral polynomial" ? Saw it mentioned on an Internet forum where someone claimed to be studying "feral polynomials". Closes I could find were "Farrel polynomials" .
 
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"Feral" mean "wild" so I am inclined to think the person meant (and misspelled) "Farrel polynomials".
 
Hi SKins! :smile:

See page 11, http://www.math.hawaii.edu/~ron/pdfpapers/maininvariant.pdf :wink:
 
Aha! That would explain all those polynomials that keep attacking me! They are "feral".
 

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