Polyfunctions over commutative rings
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Abstract: A function , where is a commutative ring with unit element, is called polyfunction if it admits a polynomial representative . Based on this notion we introduce ring invariants which associate to the numbers and , where is the subring generated by . For the ring the invariant coincides with the number theoretic emph{Smarandache function} . If every function in a ring is a polyfunction, then is a finite field according to the R'edei-Szele theorem, and it holds that . However, the condition does not imply that every function is a polyfunction. We classify all finite commutative rings with unit element which satisfy . For infinite rings , we obtain a bound on the cardinality of the subring and for in terms of . In particular we show that . We also give two new proofs for the R'edei-Szele theorem which are based on our results.
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