Abstract:
For given subset $B$ of the vector space $K^T$ of dimension $T$ over the field $K=GF(q)$ we study the distribution of the number of solutions $\xi$ of the inclusion system $ x\in K^n\setminus \{0^n\}, A_1x+A_2f(x)\in B, $ where $A_1$ and $A_2$ are the random matrices over the field $K$ of the dimensions $T\times n$ and $T\times m$ with independent elements, $f(x)=$ $(f_1 (x),\ldots ,f_m (x))\colon K^{n}\longrightarrow K^{m}$ is a given nonlinear mapping. The new and more general conditions for the convergence of the distribution of the random variable $\xi$ to the Poisson distribution compared with previously known ones are specified.
Key words:random inclusions, distribution of the number of solutions, Poisson limit theorem.