In general , not every set of values modulo n will be the set of roots modulo n of some polynomial . In this note , some characteristics of those sets which are root sets modulo a prime power are developed , and these characteristics are used to determine the number of dif ferent sets of integers wh
Root Sets of Polynomials Modulo Prime Powers
β Scribed by Davesh Maulik
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 2001
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 194 KB
- Volume
- 93
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0097-3165
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β¦ Synopsis
A subset R of the integers modulo n is defined to be a root set if it is the set of roots of some polynomial. Using the Chinese Remainder Theorem, the question of finding and counting root sets mod n is reduced to finding root sets modulo a prime power. In this paper, we provide a recursive construction for root sets modulo a prime power. We use this recursion to show that the number of root sets modulo p k for fixed k is a polynomial in p, raised to the p th power. Moreover, we show that the leading term of this polynomial is
!) &1 if k is odd, thus giving an asymptotic estimate on the number of root sets for fixed k. Finally, we generalize these results to arbitrary Dedekind domains.
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