Maximal height of divisors of xpqb – 1
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Abstract: The height of a polynomial is the largest coefficient of in absolute value. Let B(n) be the largest height of a polynomial in dividing . In this paper we investigate the maximal height of divisors of and prove that some conjectures on the maximal height of divisors of are true.
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