Deterministic polynomial-time factorization of polynomials over prime fields
Theorem 1.1: a uniform deterministic algorithm computes the complete factorization (irreducible factors with multiplicities) of any nonzero dense in bit operations, with no randomness, oracle or GRH. Theorem 1.2 (proved here, unconditional) does this given small auxiliary primes with not a th power mod ; the odd-degree splitter uses Jacobians of cyclic curves and norm equations in cyclic algebras. Small auxiliary primes are deduced from a uniform zero-free strip for all finite-order Hecke L-functions over cyclotomic fields containing , imported from the companion on primitive roots and not proved here. The exponent is not practical.
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Occurred: Oct 4, 2026
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Canonical aliases: Deterministic polynomial-time factorization of polynomials over prime fields · Deterministic factorization over F_p
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Artin's primitive root entry, whose zero-free strip this proof uses evidence for this event
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Altman 2025, Deterministic polynomial factorisation modulo many primes (account of the problem) evidence for this event
Primitive roots for every admissible integer base (companion supplying the Hecke zero-free input) evidence for this event
Deterministic polynomial-time factorization of polynomials over prime fields evidence for this event
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Theorem 1.1: a uniform deterministic algorithm computes the complete factorization (irreducible factors with multiplicities) of any nonzero dense in bit operations, with no randomness, oracle or GRH. Theorem 1.2 (proved here, unconditional) does this given small auxiliary primes with not a th power mod ; the odd-degree splitter uses Jacobians of cyclic curves and norm equations in cyclic algebras. Small auxiliary primes are deduced from a uniform zero-free strip for all finite-order Hecke L-functions over cyclotomic fields containing , imported from the companion on primitive roots and not proved here. The exponent is not practical. parent of this event
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