Reciprocal monogenic septinomials of degree 2^n3
Abstract
We prove a new irreducibility criterion for certain septinomials in ℤ[x], and we use this result to construct infinite families of reciprocal septinomials of degree 2n3 that are monogenic for all n ≥ 1.
Keywords
reciprocal; monogenic; septinomial; irreducible
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