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Factorization of Polynomials over Z/(p n )

Carlo Sircana

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In this paper, we deal with the problem of finding a factorization of a monic primary polynomial f ∈ Z/(pn)[x] into irreducible factors. This task has been completely solved when pn does not divide the discriminant of f, while there is not an efficient method of determining a factorization when this happens and finding an explicit factorization can be hard for polynomials of high degree. We discuss some techniques to speed up the computation, focusing on the case n=3.

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In this paper, we deal with the problem of finding a factorization of a monic primary polynomial f ∈ Z/(pn)[x] into irreducible factors. This task has been completely solved when pn does not divide the discriminant of f, while there is not an efficient method of determining a factorization when this happens and finding an explicit factorization can be hard for polynomials of high degree. We discuss some techniques to speed up the computation, focusing on the case n=3.

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In this paper, we deal with the problem of finding a factorization of a monic primary polynomial f ∈ Z/(pn)[x] into irreducible factors. This task has been completely solved when pn does not divide the discriminant of f, while there is not an efficient method of determining a factorization when this happens and finding an explicit factorization can be hard for polynomials of high degree. We discuss some techniques to speed up the computation, focusing on the case n=3.

Key concepts: Factorization, Factorization of polynomials, Discriminant, Monic polynomial, Irreducible polynomial, Mathematics, Polynomial, Degree (music)

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