Randomized polynomial-time root counting in prime power rings
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Abstract: Suppose with prime and is a univariate polynomial with degree and all coefficients having absolute value less than . We give a Las Vegas randomized algorithm that computes the number of roots of in within time . (We in fact prove a more intricate complexity bound that is slightly better.) The best previous general algorithm had (deterministic) complexity exponential in . We also present some experimental data evincing the potential practicality of our algorithm.
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