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Set of polynomials with alot of properties

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September 5, 2010
algebrapolynomialalgebra unsolvedPolynomials

Problem Statement

Let AA be a set of polynomials with real coefficients and let them satisfy the following conditions:
(i) if fAf \in A and deg(f)1\deg( f ) \leq 1, then f(x)=x1f(x) = x - 1;
(ii) if fAf \in A and deg(f)2\deg( f ) \geq 2, then either there exists gAg \in A such that f(x)=x2+deg(g)+xg(x)1f(x) = x^{2+\deg(g)} + xg(x) -1 or there exist g,hAg, h \in A such that f(x)=x1+deg(g)g(x)+h(x)f(x) = x^{1+\deg(g)}g(x) + h(x);
(iii) for every g,hAg, h \in A, both x2+deg(g)+xg(x)1x^{2+\deg(g)} + xg(x) -1 and x1+deg(g)g(x)+h(x)x^{1+\deg(g)}g(x) + h(x) belong to A.A.
Let Rn(f)R_n(f) be the remainder of the Euclidean division of the polynomial f(x)f(x) by xnx^n. Prove that for all fAf \in A and for all natural numbers n1n \geq 1 we have Rn(f)(1)0R_n(f)(1) \leq 0, and that if Rn(f)(1)=0R_n(f)(1) = 0 then Rn(f)AR_n(f) \in A.