Elimination theory for addition and the Frobenius map in polynomial rings

Journal of Symbolic Logic 69 (4):1006-1026 (2004)
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We develop an elimination theory for addition and the Frobenius map over rings of polynomials. As a consequence we show that if F is a countable, recursive and perfect field of positive characteristic p, with decidable theory, then the structure of addition, the Frobenius map x→ xp and the property ‘x∈ F', over the ring of polynomials F[T], has a decidable theory.

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Karim Zahidi
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