Sharp Effective Finite-Field Nullstellensatz
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Abstract: The (weak) Nullstellensatz over finite fields says that if are -variate degree- polynomials with no common zero over a finite field then there are polynomials such that . Green and Tao [Contrib. Discrete Math. 2009, Proposition 9.1] used a regularity lemma to obtain an effective proof, showing that the degrees of the polynomials can be bounded independently of , though with an Ackermann-type dependence on the other parameters , , and . In this paper we use the polynomial method to give a proof with a degree bound of . We also show that the dependence on each of the parameters is the best possible up to an absolute constant. We further include a generalization, offered by Pete L. Clark, from finite fields to arbitrary subsets in arbitrary fields, provided the polynomials take finitely many values on said subset.
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