
TL;DR
This paper extends the concept of Diophantine tuples to finite fields, using advanced methods to derive results that improve the understanding of their distribution and quantity.
Contribution
It generalizes Diophantine tuples to finite fields and applies Shparlinski's method to achieve power-saving bounds on their count.
Findings
Derived power-saving estimates for the number of generalized Diophantine tuples
Extended classical Diophantine tuple concepts to finite fields
Provided new bounds improving previous results
Abstract
This paper investigates a generalized version of Diophantine tuples in finite fields. Applying Shparlinski's method, we obtain power-saving results on the number of such tuples.
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