Scientific Journal of KubSAU

In this article, the generic polynomials for cyclic groups of order 4, 8 and 16 over fields with characteristic two are constructed. With this construction, the generic polynomials for all cyclic 2-groups over fields with characteristic two can be obtained. We also give survey of known results of generic polynomials for the cyclic groups.

In this article, we construct polynomials of third, fourth and fifth degrees with Galois groups as and respectively. In addition, we give examples of polynomials different degrees with Galois groups isomorphic transitive subgroup of group , but calculations with help Maple show that Galois groups of this polynomials is . Also Polynomials with as Galois groups are shown

In 1893, the French mathematician J. Adamar raised the question: given a matrix of fixed order with coefficients not exceeding modulo this value, then what is the maximum modulo value can take the determinant of this matrix? Adamar fully decided this question in the case when the coefficients of the matrix are complex numbers and put forward the corresponding hypothesis in the case when the matrix coefficients are real numbers modulo equal to one. Such matrices satisfying the Hadamard conjecture were called Hadamard matrices, their order is four and it is unknown whether this condition is sufficient for their existence. The article examines a natural generalization of the Hadamard matrices over the field of real numbers, they are there for any order. This paper proposes an algorithm for the construction of generalized Hadamard matrices, and it is illustrated by numerical examples. Also introduces the concept of constants for the natural numbers are computed values of this constant for some natural numbers and shown some applications of Hadamard constants for estimates on the top and bottom of the module of the determinant of this order with arbitrary real coefficients, and these estimates are in some cases better than the known estimates of Hadamard. The results of the article are associated with the results of the con on the value of determinants of matrices with real coefficients, not exceeding modulo units