Regular decomposition of ordinarity in generic exponential sums
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Abstract: In papers published in 1993 and 2004 Wan establishes a decomposition theory for the generic Newton polygon associated to a family of -functions of -dimensional exponential sums over finite fields. In this work we generalize the star, parallel hyperplane and collapsing decomposition, demonstrating that each is a generalization of a complete regular decomposition.
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