Roots of sparse polynomials over a finite field
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Abstract: For a -nomial , we show that the number of distinct, nonzero roots of is bounded above by , where and is the size of the largest coset in on which vanishes completely. Additionally, we describe a number-theoretic parameter depending only on and the exponents which provides a general and easily-computable upper bound for . We thus obtain a strict improvement over an earlier bound of Canetti et al. which is related to the uniformity of the Diffie-Hellman distribution. Finally, we conjecture that -nomials over prime fields have only roots in when .
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