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The reason why border polynomials must form of type (and cannot just be seen as lists of polynomials) is that under special circumstances, the border polynomial of a parametric semi-algebraic system takes an exceptional value.
The first such case is when the parameters do not appear in the system of polynomials; then there are no border polynomials as in the example below.
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Another special circumstance is that of overdetermined or inconsistent systems, as in the example below
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A last special circumstance is when the input system has "generically" infinitely many complex solutions, as in the example below (this is because of the d=2).
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