Abstract

AbstractWe find a formula, in terms of , and , for the value of the ‐pure threshold for the generic homogeneous polynomial of degree in variables over an algebraically closed field of characteristic . We also show that in every characteristic and for all not divisible by , there always exist reduced polynomials of degree in whose ‐pure threshold is a truncation of the base expansion of at some place; in particular, there always exist reduced polynomials whose ‐pure threshold is strictly less than . We provide an example to resolve, negatively, a question proposed by Hernandez, Núñez‐Betancourt, Witt, and Zhang, as to whether a list of necessary restrictions they prove on the ‐pure threshold of reduced forms are “minimal” for . On the other hand, we also provide evidence supporting and refining their ideas, including identifying specific truncations of the base expansion of that are always ‐pure thresholds for reduced forms of degree , and computations that show their conditions suffice (in every characteristic) for degrees up to eight and several other situations.

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