scientific article; zbMATH DE number 11373

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The author gives a new method to study the Jacobian conjecture and shows that the Jacobian conjecture can be expressed in the following equivalent form: For each pair \((n,d)\), there exists a positive integer \(f(n,d)\) such that for any prime number \(p>f(n,d)\) and every polynomial map \(F:F^ n_ p\to F^ n_ p,\;\text{det} J(F)<d\), then \(F\) is injective if \(\text{det} J(F)=1\). After that by using projective geometry theory over a finite field, the Jacobian conjecture is changed into a problem of linear algebra over a finite field.











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