ranges of integer polynomials
- From: quasi <quasi@xxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 06 Oct 2007 00:57:13 -0400
Listed below are some previously posted but unresolved problems
relating to this topic, plus a few new ones ...
Let f be an integer polynomial, possibly multivariate, and let
range(f) denote the range of f for all integer inputs.
problem (1): [tommy1729's problem]
Can range(f) = the set of nonsquare positive integers?
problem (2):
Can range(f) = {x^2 | x in Z} union {-x^2 | x in Z} ?
problem (3):
(a) Can range(f) = {x^2 | x in Z} union {2x | x in Z} ?
(b) Can range(f) = {x^2 | x in Z} union {2x | x in N} ?
problem (4):
(a) Can range(f) = {x^2 | x in Z} union {x^3 | x in Z} ?
(b) Can range(f) = {x^2 | x in Z} union {x^3 | x in N} ?
problem (5):
Must at least one of the sets
(range(f) intersect N)
(range(-f) intersect N)
have a density, as a subset of N?
problem (6):
Must at least one of the sets
(range(f) intersect N)
(range(-f) intersect N)
be recursive?
problem (7):
If range(f) is a subset of N, must range(f) have a density, as a
subset of N?
problem (8):
If range(f) is a subset of N, must range(f) be recursive?
quasi
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