We know any polynomial with degree n over real field has at most n roots.
Let $p(x)$ is a bivariate polynomial with degree $n$ over prime field $F_p$. How many roots existe over $F_p$ ?
If $p(x)$ be a univariate polynomial, what is answer?
Wednesday, 17 April 2013
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