p-adic variation of L-functions of exponential sums, I
Hui June Zhu

TL;DR
This paper investigates the p-adic variation of L-functions associated with exponential sums of polynomials over finite fields, establishing convergence of Newton polygons to Hodge polygons for a dense subset of polynomials and determining valuations of coefficients.
Contribution
It proves the convergence of Newton polygons to Hodge polygons for a Zariski dense subset of polynomials and explicitly determines p-adic valuations of L-function coefficients.
Findings
Convergence of Newton polygons to Hodge polygons as p→∞.
Explicit p-adic valuations of L-function coefficients for large p.
Determination of valuations for specific polynomial families like x^d + a x.
Abstract
For a polynomial in of degree let be the -function of the exponential sum of . Let denote the Newton polygon of . Let denote the Hodge polygon of , which is the lower convex hull in the real plane of the points for . We prove that there is a Zariski dense subset defined over in the space of degree- monic polynomials over such that for all in we have . Moreover, we determine the -adic valuation of every coefficient of for large enough and in , and that of for all .
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Taxonomy
TopicsMeromorphic and Entire Functions · Analytic Number Theory Research · Algebraic Geometry and Number Theory
