Counting polynomials for linear codes, hyperplane arrangements, and matroids
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Counting polynomials for matroids, and in particular for linear codes and hyperplane arrangements, are examined using the Thomas decomposition of systems of polynomial equations and inequalities. This underlies a reformulation of characteristic polynomials and weight enumerators. A notion of ``essential flats is used to express rank generating polynomials as a sum of products of univariate polynomials. The polynomials that arise are examined in some detail for matroids of small rank.
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