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Additive polynomial

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In mathematics, an additive polynomial is the basic object of study classical algebraic number theory.

Let k be a field of finite characteristic p. Let be a polynomial in x with coefficients in k. Such a polynomial is called additive if and only if for .

References

  • David Goss, Basic Structures of Function Field Arithmetic, 1996, Springer, Berlin.