Square root Bound on the Least Power Non-residue using a Sylvester-Vandermonde Determinant

Mathematics – Number Theory

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We give a new elementary proof of the fact that the value of the least $k^{th}$ power non-residue in an arithmetic progression $\{bn+c\}_{n=0,1...}$, over a prime field $\F_p$, is bounded by $7/\sqrt{5} \cdot b \cdot \sqrt{p/k} + 4b + c$. Our proof is inspired by the so called \emph{Stepanov method}, which involves bounding the size of the solution set of a system of equations by constructing a non-zero low degree auxiliary polynomial that vanishes with high multiplicity on the solution set. The proof uses basic algebra and number theory along with a determinant identity that generalizes both the Sylvester and the Vandermonde determinant.

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