On the functional equation Af2+Bg2=1 in a p-adic field of characteristic zero
Eberhard Mayerhofer
Abstract
For a fixed prime p, let Cp denote the complex p-adic numbers. For polynomials A,B∈ Cp[x] we consider decompositions A(x)f2(x)+B(x)g2(x)=1 of entire functions f,\,g on Cp and try to improve an impossibility result due to A. Boutabaa concerning transcendental f,g. We also provide an independent proof of a p-adic diophantic statement due to D. N. Clark, which is an important ingredient of Boutabaa's method.
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