Order of torsion for reduction of linearly independent points for a family of Drinfeld modules
Dragos Ghioca, Igor Shparlinski

TL;DR
This paper investigates the order of torsion points in specializations of a family of Drinfeld modules over function fields, establishing lower bounds on torsion degrees for generic parameters.
Contribution
It provides new bounds on torsion point orders in specialized Drinfeld modules, extending understanding of their arithmetic properties in function field settings.
Findings
Torsion point orders grow at least logarithmically with the degree of field extension.
Most specializations avoid small torsion orders, except for finitely many.
Lower bounds depend on the logarithm of the logarithm of the extension degree.
Abstract
Let be a power of the prime number , let , and let be an integer. For points which are -linearly independent, we show that there exist positive constants and such that for each integer and for each generator of , we have that for all except values , the corresponding specializations and cannot have orders of degrees less than as torsion points for the Drinfeld module (where is the additive group scheme), given by .
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