Points on curves in small boxes en applications

Abstract

We introduce several new methods to obtain upper bounds on the number of solutions of the congruences f(x) y p and f(x) y2 p, with a prime p and a polynomial f, where (x,y) belongs to an arbitrary square with side length M. We use these results and methods to derive non-trivial upper bounds for the number of hyperelliptic curves Y2=X2g+1 + a2g-1X2g-1 +...+ a1X+a0 over the finite field p of p elements, with coefficients in a 2g-dimensional cube (a0,..., a2g-1)∈ [R0+1,R0+M]×...× [R2g-1+1,R2g-1+M] that are isomorphic to a given curve and give an almost sharp lower bound on the number of non-isomorphic hyperelliptic curves with coefficients in that cube. Furthermore, we study the size of the smallest box that contain a partial trajectory of a polynomial dynamical system over p.

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