Monodromy groups of polynomials of composition length 2

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Autores principales: Behajaina, Angelot, König, Joachim, Neftin, Danny
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Publicado: 2026
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author Behajaina, Angelot
König, Joachim
Neftin, Danny
author_facet Behajaina, Angelot
König, Joachim
Neftin, Danny
contents We study the monodromy groups of compositions of two indecomposable polynomials. In particular, we show that such monodromy groups either fulfill a certain "largeness" property, or are in an explicit list of exceptions. Such largeness results are crucial for dealing with compositions of more than two polynomials, and consequently are expected to have a wide range of applications to problems concerning the arithmetic of polynomials. Concretely, our main result is a key ingredient in the solution of a long-standing open problem due to Davenport, Lewis and Schinzel, achieved in a companion paper.
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spellingShingle Monodromy groups of polynomials of composition length 2
Behajaina, Angelot
König, Joachim
Neftin, Danny
Number Theory
Group Theory
We study the monodromy groups of compositions of two indecomposable polynomials. In particular, we show that such monodromy groups either fulfill a certain "largeness" property, or are in an explicit list of exceptions. Such largeness results are crucial for dealing with compositions of more than two polynomials, and consequently are expected to have a wide range of applications to problems concerning the arithmetic of polynomials. Concretely, our main result is a key ingredient in the solution of a long-standing open problem due to Davenport, Lewis and Schinzel, achieved in a companion paper.
title Monodromy groups of polynomials of composition length 2
topic Number Theory
Group Theory
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2603.27609