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Is there a polynomial D(2X + 1)-quadruple?
In this paper, we show that there does not exist a polynomial D(2X+ 1)-quadruple {a, b, c, d}, such that 0 < a < b < c < d and deg d = deg b.
Franušić Zrinka, Jurasić Ana
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. We will give an explicit polynomial over Q with 3 parameters of degree 40 as a result of the inverse Galois problem. Its Galois group over Q (resp. Q( √ −3)) is isomorphic to P GSp 4 (3) (resp. P Sp 4 (3)) and it is a regular P Sp 4 (3)-polynomial over
Hidetaka Kitayama
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Diophantine equations in separated variables and polynomial power sums. [PDF]
Fuchs C, Heintze S.
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Integer-valued polynomials on valuation rings of global fields with prescribed lengths of factorizations. [PDF]
Fadinger-Held V, Frisch S, Windisch D.
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Normal integral bases of Lehmer's cyclic quintic fields
Yu Hashimoto, Miho Aoki
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A graph-theoretic criterion for absolute irreducibility of integer-valued polynomials with square-free denominator. [PDF]
Frisch S, Nakato S.
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Smoothness Parameter of Power of Euclidean Norm. [PDF]
Rodomanov A, Nesterov Y.
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The totally real algebraic integers with diameter less than 4 [PDF]
Rhin, Georges +2 more
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Single polynomials that correspond to pairs of cyclotomic polynomials with interlacing zeros
McKee James, Smyth Chris
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