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Maximal Arboreal Galois Images for Polynomials of Twisted Carlitz Type

Mona Al Batrouni·Chien-Hua Chen
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In this paper, we study the arboreal Galois representations for polynomials of twisted Carlitz type, whose first iterated Galois group is linked to the torsion of a twisted Carlitz module. We prove two explicit families of polynomials having iterated Galois groups isomorphic to full iterated cyclic wreath product at every level. We then compare the arboreal Galois image of a polynomial of twisted Carlitz type with the adelic Galois image of its corresponding twisted Carlitz module, and show that arboreal maximality and adelic surjectivity are logically independent, except for a one-way local implication.

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Mona Al Batrouni, Chien-Hua Chen. 2026-06-19. Maximal Arboreal Galois Images for Polynomials of Twisted Carlitz Type. https://arxiv.org/abs/2606.20046

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