Let and be polynomials with rational coefficients, and let and denote the sets of values of and at rational numbers. Prove that holds if and only if for some suitable rational numbers and .
E. Fried
Miklós Schweitzer Competition 1962.
Let and be polynomials with rational coefficients, and let and denote the sets of values of and at rational numbers. Prove that holds if and only if for some suitable rational numbers and .
E. Fried
Determine the roots of unity in the field of -adic numbers.
L. Fuchs
Let and be two Abelian groups, and define the sum of two homomorphisms and from to by With this addition, the set of homomorphisms from to forms an Abelian group . Suppose now that is a -group ( a prime number). Prove that in this case becomes a topological group under the topology defined by taking the subgroups as a neighborhood base of . Prove that is complete in this topology and that every connected component of consists of a single element. When is compact in this topology? [L. Fuchs]
Show that for every prime . [J. Suranyi]
Let be a finite real function of one variable. Let and be its upper and lower derivatives, respectively, that is, , Show that and are Borel-measurable functions. [A. Csaszar]
Let be a bounded subset of the real line, and let be a system of (non degenerate) closed intervals such that for each there exists an with left endpoint . Show that for every there exists a finite number of pairwise non overlapping intervals belonging to that cover with the exception of a subset of outer measure less than . [J. Czipszer]
Prove that the function (where the positive value of the square root is taken) is monotonically decreasing in the interval . [P. Turan]
Denote by the maximum modulus on the circle of the transcendent entire function , and by that of the partial sum of the power series of . Prove that the existence of an entire function and a corresponding sequence of positive numbers such that [P. Turan]
Find the minimum possible sum of lengths of edges of a prism all of whose edges are tangent of a unit sphere. [Muller-Pfeiffer].
From a given triangle of unit area, we choose two points independetly with uniform distribution. The straight line connecting these points divides the triangle. with probability one, into a triangle and a quadrilateral. Calculate the expected values of the areas of these two regions. [A. Renyi]