Proof of a Conjecture on Primitive Quartic Polynomials over Finite Fields
Rod Gow, Gary McGuire
Abstract
We present a proof of a conjecture we made about primitive polynomials, for q sufficiently large. The argument follows a standard route, however a deeper result than usual with a character sum bound is required. This is a theorem of Fu and Wan. The proof is AI assisted.
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