Abstract
Let f( X, Y)ϵ Z [ X, Y] be irreducible. We give a condition that there are only finitely many integers n ϵ Z such that f( n, Y) is reducible and we give a bound for such integers. We prove a similar result for polynomials with coefficients in polynomial rings. Both results are proved by, so-called, nonstandard arithmetic.
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