Irreducible Polynomials with Varying Constraints on Coefficients

Abstract

We study the number of prime polynomials of degree n over Fq in which the ith coefficient is either preassigned to be ai ∈ Fq or outside a small set Si ⊂ Fq. This serves as a function field analogue of a recent work of Maynard, which counts integer primes that do not have specific digits in their base-q expansion. Our work relates to Pollack's and Ha's work, which count the amount of prime polynomials with n and n preassigned coefficients, respectively. Our result demonstrates how one can prove asymptotics of the number of prime polynomials with different types of constraints to each coefficient.

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