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is also an additive polynomial. An interesting question is whether there are other additive polynomials except these linear combinations. The answer is that these are the only ones.
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they are not, and the weaker condition is the "wrong" as it does not behave well. For example, over a field of order
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is a field of characteristic zero, but in this case the only additive polynomials are those of the form
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in the field. For infinite fields the conditions are equivalent, but for
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in the field, but will usually not be (absolutely) additive.
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be the set of its roots. Assuming that the roots of
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