## Polynomial mappings of polynomial structures with simple roots.(English)Zbl 0854.53024

The paper deals with polynomial structures whose characteristic polynomial has simple roots. The authors give a theorem characterizing the integrability of such structures. Moreover, polynomial mappings are defined and studied.
Reviewer: B.Opozda (Kraków)

### MSC:

 53C05 Connections (general theory)

### Keywords:

polynomial structures; integrability; polynomial mappings

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