AbstractLet F be a finite field with q elements and let g be a polynomial in F[X] with positive degree less than or equal to q/2. We prove that there exists a polynomial f∈F[X], coprime to g and of degree less than g, such that all of the partial quotients in the continued fraction of g/f have degree 1. This result, bounding the size of the partial quotients, is related to a function field equivalent of Zaremba's conjecture and improves on a result of Blackburn [S.R. Blackburn, Orthogonal sequences of polynomials over arbitrary fields, J. Number Theory 6 (1998) 99–111]. If we further require g to be irreducible then we can loosen the degree restriction on g to deg(g)⩽q
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AbstractIt is shown that there are algebraic integers, with degree greater than 2, having infinitely...
AbstractLet f be a function from a finite field Fp with a prime number p of elements, to Fp. In this...
AbstractLet F be a finite field with q elements and let g be a polynomial in F[X] with positive degr...
AbstractLet F be an arbitrary field and let K = F((x−1)) be the field of formal Laurent series in x−...
The classical theory of real continued fractions has a nearly perfect analogue in the function field...
AbstractLet theorthogonal multiplicityof a monic polynomialgover a field F be the number of polynomi...
AbstractLetfandgbe polynomials over some field, thought of as elements of the ring of one-sided Laur...
In 1986, some examples of algebraic, and nonquadratic, power series over a fi?nite prime ?field, hav...
In this note, we describe a family of particular algebraic, and nonquadratic, power series over an a...
AbstractGiven any irreducible polynomial q of degree n over the field with two elements, there is a ...
AbstractWe define and describe a class of algebraic continued fractions for power series over a fini...
Fix an odd prime p. If r is a positive integer and f is a polynomial with coefficients in Fpr, let P...
We degree all degree-4 rational functions f(x) in F_q(X) which permute P^1(F_q), and answer two ques...
We give a simple argument to show if a = b ∈ Z so that no prime p has the property p2|a or p2|b, th...
Abstract. Let f be a function from a finite field Fp with a prime number p of elements, to Fp. In th...
AbstractIt is shown that there are algebraic integers, with degree greater than 2, having infinitely...
AbstractLet f be a function from a finite field Fp with a prime number p of elements, to Fp. In this...