Nearly irreducibility of polynomials and the Newton diagrams

Masternak, Mateusz

doi:10.2478/aupcsm-2020-0006

Abstract

Let f be a polynomial in two complex variables. We say that f is nearly irreducible if any two nonconstant polynomial factors of f have a common zero in C². In the paper we give a criterion of nearly irreducibility for a given polynomial f in terms of its Newton diagram.

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Nearly irreducibility of polynomials and the Newton diagrams

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