Polynomials with roots modulo every integer
Daniel Berend,Yuri Bilu,Yuri Bilu +2 more
- 01 Jan 1996
- Vol. 124, Iss: 6, pp 1663-1671
TL;DR: Given a polynomial with integer coefficients, the density of the set of primes modulo which the polynometric has a root is calculated and a simple criterion is given to decide whether or not thepolynomial has aRoot modulo every non-zero integer.
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Abstract: Given a polynomial with integer coefficients, we calculate the density of the set of primes modulo which the polynomial has a root. We also give a simple criterion to decide whether or not the polynomial has a root modulo every non-zero integer.
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