Palindromic polynomial

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A polynomial is palindromic, if the sequence of its coefficients are a palindrome.

Ie, let P(x) = \sum_{i=0}^n a_ix^i be a polynomial of degree n.

P is palindromic if ai = an − i for i=0...n.

Similiarly, P is called antipalindromic if ai = − an − i for i=0...n.

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