Inverse stability of linearized polynomials over ffniteffelds

发布时间：2026-04-14 作者：浏览次数：

Speaker:	程开敏	DateTime:	2026年4月17日（周五）下午14:00-15:00
Brief Introduction to Speaker: 程开敏，西华师范大学		Place:	国交2号楼315会议室
Abstract: For a polynomial $\phi\in\mathbb{F}_q[X]$, let $d_{n,\phi}(X)$ denote the denominator of the $n$th iterate of $1/\phi(X)$. We call $\phi$ \emph{inversely stable} if the polynomials $d_{n,\phi}$ are pairwise distinct and irreducible over $\mathbb{F}_q$ for all $n\ge 1$. In this talk, we shall classify the monic linearized polynomials $L(X)+b$ with this property. We prove a rigidity theorem showing that if $L$ is separable linearized of degree $p^r$ and $L(X)+b$ is irreducible, then after adjoining one root no further translate with the same linearized part can remain irreducible unless $r=1$. Hence inverse stability in the monic linearized family occurs only in degree $p$. For $X^p+aX+b$ we obtain an explicit criterion in terms of absolute traces of a recursively defined sequence, extending the Artin--Schreier case to the full degree-$p$ family. The recurrence yields a finite dynamical system and therefore a finite stopping rule for deciding inverse stability...