On fewnomials, integral points, and a toric version of Bertini’s theorem
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Abstract: An old conjecture of ErdH{o}s and R'enyi, proved by Schinzel, predicted a bound for the number of terms of a polynomial when its square has a given number of terms. Further conjectures and results arose, but some fundamental questions remained open. In this paper, with methods which appear to be new, we achieve a final result in this direction for completely general algebraic equations , where is monic of arbitrary degree in , and has boundedly many terms in : we prove that the number of terms of such a is necessarily bounded. This includes the previous results as extremely special cases. We shall interpret polynomials with boundedly many terms as the restrictions to 1-parameter subgroups or cosets of regular functions of bounded degree on a given torus . Such a viewpoint shall lead to some best-possible corollaries in the context of finite covers of , concerning the structure of their integral points over function fields (in the spirit of conjectures of Vojta) and a Bertini-type irreducibility theorem above algebraic multiplicative cosets. A further natural reading occurs in non-standard arithmetic, where our result translates into an algebraic and integral-closedness statement inside the ring of non-standard polynomials.
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