Dixon multinomial expression
It is L. with Dixon multinomial expression (I will burn Dixon and come British: Dickson polynomials) or the ブリューワ multinomial expression (Brewer polynomials) in mathematics E. I am introduced by Dickson (1897) and, in a certain multinomial expression line rediscovered in the study of the ブリューワ sum by Brewer (1961), am described with Dn(x,α).
It is the equivalent essentially, and, actually, on the complex number body, the Dixon multinomial expression is often called a Chebyshev polynominal by the Dixon multinomial expression with a Chebyshev polynominal by variable conversion. When a Dixon multinomial expression is not a Chebyshev polynominal and the equivalent, it is studied a lot on a limited body. One of the interest includes that the Dixon multinomial expression gives many examples of the substituted multinomial expression () for fixed α. But the substituted multinomial expression is a multinomial expression to act as substitution of the limited body.
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Definition
Is D0(x,α) = 2; n > For 0 the Dixon multinomial expression is given in next (first-class).
I am as follows when I give some of this beginning.
Second kind Dixon multinomial expression En is defined in next.
A lot of these studies are not freed, and the property is similar to a first-class Dixon multinomial expression. I am as follows when I give some of the second kind Dixon multinomial expression of beginning.
Property
Dn is the next equation
I satisfy を. For n≥2, the Dixon multinomial expression is 漸化式
I satisfy を. Dixon multinomial expression Dn = y is a solution of the next differential equation that it is the way it goes.
In addition, second kind Dixon multinomial expression En = y is a solution of the next differential equation.
Those conventional generating function is given in next.
with other multinomial expressions of relationships
- The Dixon multinomial expression in the complex number health is connected with Chebyshev polynominal Tn and Un in the next expression.
It is an important thing, but Dixon multinomial expression Dn(x,a) can define ring and 標数 where a is not square on 2 rings. In such a case Dn(x,a) will not often have connection with the Chebyshev polynominal.
- The Dixon multinomial expression that a parameter is α = 1 or α = -1 is connected with Fibonacci multinomial expression and リュカ multinomial expression.
- The Dixon multinomial expression in case of α = 0 gives the next monomial expression:
Substituted multinomial expression and Dixon multinomial expression
I call a thing working as original substitution of the body the substituted multinomial expression (permutation polynomial) (for the given limited body).
The necessary and sufficient condition for Dixon multinomial expression Dn(x,α) (considered to be the function of x for fixed α) to be the substituted line for the body having the material of the q unit n and q2-1 each other bare であることである [1].
M. Fried (1970) showed that the arbitrary integer multinomial expression that was the substituted line for many bare bodies was composition of a Dixon multinomial expression and (the Yuri coefficient) linear multinomial expression endlessly. This claim was known as expectation of シューア, but シューア did not really perform the expectation. Because the article of Fried included many mistakes; the correction is G. Do it by Turnwald (1995); P. Müller (1997) gave the concise proof along the discussion with シューア.
It is P. more A degree showed that any substitution multinomial expression on q-1 and limited body Fq which was smaller each other than bare で and q1/4 was composition of a Dixon multinomial expression and the linear shape multinomial expression by all means to Müller (1997).
References
- ^ Lidl & Niederreiter (1997) p.356
- Brewer, B. W. (1961), "On certain character sums," it is 241–245, doi: Transactions of the American Mathematical Society 99 10.2307/1993392, ISSN 0002-9947, MR0120202, Zbl 0103.03205
- Dickson, L.E. (1897). "The analytic representation of substitutions on a power of a prime number of letters with a discussion of the linear group I,II." Ann. Of Math. (The Annals of Mathematics) 11 (1/6): 65–120; 161–183. doi: 10.2307/1967217. ISSN 0003-486X. JFM 28.0135.03. JSTOR 1967217.
- Fried, Michael (1970). "On a conjecture of Schur". Michigan Math. J. 17: 41–55. doi: 10.1307/mmj/1029000374. ISSN 0026-2285. MR0257033. Zbl 0169.37702 .
- Lidl, R.; Mullen, G. L.; Turnwald, G. (1993). Dickson polynomials. Pitman Monographs and Surveys in Pure and Applied Mathematics. 65. Longman Scientific & Technical, Harlow; copublished in the United States with John Wiley & Sons, Inc., New York. ISBN 0-582-09119-5. MR1237403. Zbl 0823.11070.
- Lidl, Rudolf; Niederreiter, Harald (1997). Finite fields. Encyclopedia of Mathematics and Its Applications. 20 (2nd ed.). Cambridge University Press. ISBN 0-521-39231-4. Zbl 0866.11069.
- Mullen, Gary L. (2001), "Dixon multinomial expression," it is in Hazewinkel, Michiel, Encyclopaedia of Mathematics, Springer, ISBN 978-1,556,080,104
- Müller, Peter (1997). "A Weil-bound free proof of Schur's conjecture". Finite Fields Appl. 3: 25–32. doi: 10.1006/ffta.1996.0170. It is . Zbl 0904.11040
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