Abstract
The definition of the differential resultant of a set of ordinary differential polynomials is reviewed and its computation via determinants is revisited, using a modern language. This computation is also extended to differential homogeneous resultants of homogeneous ordinary differential polynomials. A numeric example is included and an example of the application of elimination theory to biological modelling is revisited, in terms of differential resultants.
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