A Weak Chevalley-Warning Theorem for Quasi-finite Fields
Michael Larsen, Bo-Hae Im

TL;DR
The paper proves that over quasi-finite fields, high-dimensional projective hypersurfaces of fixed degree always have rational points, extending classical results to a broader class of fields.
Contribution
It establishes a weak Chevalley-Warning type theorem for quasi-finite fields, showing existence of rational points on large enough hypersurfaces.
Findings
Existence of rational points on high-dimensional hypersurfaces over quasi-finite fields
A function f(d) bounds the dimension for guaranteed rational points
Extension of classical theorems to fields with finitely generated Galois groups
Abstract
There exists a function f: N -> N such that for every positive integer d, every quasi-finite field K and every projective hypersurface X of degree d and dimension at least f(d), the set X(K) is non-empty. This is a special case of a more general result about intersections of hypersurfaces of fixed degree in projective spaces of sufficiently high dimension over fields with finitely generated Galois groups.
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TopicsCryptography and Residue Arithmetic
