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Degree matrices and divisibility of exponential sums over finite fields
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    Degree matrices and divisibility of exponential sums over finite fields (English)
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    4 June 2010
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    finite field
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    polynomial
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    exponential sum
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    Newton polyhedron
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    degree matrix
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    Stickelberger theorem
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