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A Characterization of the Number of Roots of Linearized and Projective Polynomials in the Field of Coefficients

Gary McGuire·John Sheekey
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A fundamental problem in the theory of linearized and projective polynomials over finite fields is to characterize the number of roots in the coefficient field directly from the coefficients. We prove results of this type, of a recursive nature. These results follow from our main theorem which characterizes the number of roots using the rank of a matrix that is smaller than the Dickson matrix.

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Gary McGuire, John Sheekey. 2019-04-10. A Characterization of the Number of Roots of Linearized and Projective Polynomials in the Field of Coefficients. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ffa.2019.02.003

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