Proof of Cluckers-Veys's conjecture on exponential sums for polynomials with log-canonical threshold at most a half
Saskia Chambille, Kien Huu Nguyen

TL;DR
This paper proves the Cluckers-Veys conjecture on exponential sums for polynomials with low log-canonical thresholds, confirming related conjectures like Igusa's and Denef-Sperber's under the same conditions.
Contribution
It provides two proofs of the conjecture for polynomials with log-canonical thresholds at most one half, advancing understanding of exponential sums in this context.
Findings
Proofs confirm the conjecture for the specified class of polynomials.
Results imply Igusa's and Denef-Sperber's conjectures under the same conditions.
Enhances theoretical understanding of exponential sums and log-canonical thresholds.
Abstract
In this paper, we will give two proofs of the Cluckers-Veys conjecture on exponential sums for the case of polynomials in having log-canonical thresholds at most one half. In particular, these results imply Igusa's conjecture and Denef-Sperber's conjecture under the same restriction on the log-canonical threshold.
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TopicsAnalytic Number Theory Research · Algebraic Geometry and Number Theory · Polynomial and algebraic computation
