Advances in Mathematics · 2020 · 18 citations · 18 references
Natural SciencesComputer ScienceMathematicsCombinatoricsNumber TheoryTheory Of ComputationAlgebraic Number TheoryArithmetic GeometryCombinatorial Number TheoryComputational Number TheoryGalois TheoryNumber-theoretic AlgorithmsComputational Galois TheoryVan Der Waerden NumbersVan Der Waerden Theory
We show that there are Oε(H1.5+ε) monic, cubic polynomials with integer coefficients bounded by H in absolute value whose Galois group is A3. We also show that the order of magnitude for D4 quartics is H2(logH)2, and that the respective counts for A4, V4, C4 are O(H2.91), O(H2logH), O(H2logH). Our work establishes that irreducible non-S3 cubic polynomials are less numerous than reducible ones, and similarly in the quartic setting: these are the first two solved cases of a 1936 conjecture made by van der Waerden.
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