Degree gap of polynomials of small range sum
\'Ad\'am Mark\'o, G\'abor Somlai

TL;DR
This paper investigates the existence of polynomials with specific degrees and range sums over finite fields, establishing non-existence results for certain degrees when the prime is large enough.
Contribution
It proves that no polynomial of degree (p+1)/2 with range sum p exists for sufficiently large primes, extending previous work on polynomials of degree (p-1)/2.
Findings
Polynomials of degree (p-1)/2 with range sum p are characterized.
No polynomials of degree (p+1)/2 with range sum p exist for large primes.
The results depend on properties of finite fields and prime size.
Abstract
Polynomials of degree of range sum were determined by the second authors relying on a joint work of the authors by Kiss and Nagy. We prove that for large enough primes there is no polynomial of degree of range sum .
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Taxonomy
TopicsMathematical Approximation and Integration · Meromorphic and Entire Functions
