AbstractWe define and describe a class of algebraic continued fractions for power series over a finite field. These continued fraction expansions, for which all the partial quotients are polynomials of degree one, have a regular pattern induced by the Frobenius homomorphism.This is an extension, in the case of positive characteristic, of purely periodic expansions corresponding to quadratic power series
AbstractAn irrational power series over a finite field Fq of characteristic p is called hyperquadrat...
In 1986, some examples of algebraic, and nonquadratic, power series over a fi?nite prime ?field, hav...
AbstractWe will exhibit certain continued fraction expansions for power series over a finite field, ...
AbstractThe continued fraction expansion for a quartic power series over the finite field F13 was co...
AbstractIn 1986, Mills and Robbins observed by computer the continued fraction expansion of certain ...
AbstractWe present an algorithm to produce the continued fraction expansion of a linear fractional t...
AbstractLet F be an arbitrary field and let K = F((x−1)) be the field of formal Laurent series in x−...
AbstractIn a recent paper M. Buck and D. Robbins have given the continued fraction expansion of an a...
AbstractWe define and describe a class of algebraic continued fractions for power series over a fini...
In this note, we describe a large family of nonquadratic continued fractions in the field F3((T−1)) ...
AbstractWe consider the continued fraction expansion of certain algebraic formal power series when t...
In this paper, with different approaches we study rational approximation for the algebraic {formal p...
For each rational number not less than 2, we provide an explicit family of continued fractions of al...
In this paper we show how to apply various techniques and theorems (including Pincherle’s theorem, a...
AbstractLet f(x)∈Z[x]. Set f0(x)=x and, for n⩾1, define fn(x)=f(fn−1(x)). We describe several infini...
AbstractAn irrational power series over a finite field Fq of characteristic p is called hyperquadrat...
In 1986, some examples of algebraic, and nonquadratic, power series over a fi?nite prime ?field, hav...
AbstractWe will exhibit certain continued fraction expansions for power series over a finite field, ...
AbstractThe continued fraction expansion for a quartic power series over the finite field F13 was co...
AbstractIn 1986, Mills and Robbins observed by computer the continued fraction expansion of certain ...
AbstractWe present an algorithm to produce the continued fraction expansion of a linear fractional t...
AbstractLet F be an arbitrary field and let K = F((x−1)) be the field of formal Laurent series in x−...
AbstractIn a recent paper M. Buck and D. Robbins have given the continued fraction expansion of an a...
AbstractWe define and describe a class of algebraic continued fractions for power series over a fini...
In this note, we describe a large family of nonquadratic continued fractions in the field F3((T−1)) ...
AbstractWe consider the continued fraction expansion of certain algebraic formal power series when t...
In this paper, with different approaches we study rational approximation for the algebraic {formal p...
For each rational number not less than 2, we provide an explicit family of continued fractions of al...
In this paper we show how to apply various techniques and theorems (including Pincherle’s theorem, a...
AbstractLet f(x)∈Z[x]. Set f0(x)=x and, for n⩾1, define fn(x)=f(fn−1(x)). We describe several infini...
AbstractAn irrational power series over a finite field Fq of characteristic p is called hyperquadrat...
In 1986, some examples of algebraic, and nonquadratic, power series over a fi?nite prime ?field, hav...
AbstractWe will exhibit certain continued fraction expansions for power series over a finite field, ...