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The following pages link to An Elementary Proof of a Theorem of Katz (Q4732542):
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- Dilation of Newton polytope and \(p\)-adic estimate (Q633201) (← links)
- Counting rational points of an algebraic variety over finite fields (Q667549) (← links)
- A partial improvement of the Ax-Katz theorem (Q765141) (← links)
- Improvements upon the Chevalley-Warning-Ax-Katz-type estimates (Q863962) (← links)
- On the \(p\)-adic meromorphy of the function field height zeta function (Q958710) (← links)
- Divisibility of exponential sums via elementary methods (Q984839) (← links)
- A reduction for counting the number of zeros of general diagonal equation over finite fields (Q998655) (← links)
- A note on the proof of a theorem of Katz (Q1779333) (← links)
- An elementary proof of some classical Nakano's result (Q1902320) (← links)
- A short proof of a result of Katz and West (Q2002591) (← links)
- On a theorem of Ax and Katz (Q2011693) (← links)
- On the number of zeros of diagonal quartic forms over finite fields (Q2121531) (← links)
- On the number of zeros of diagonal cubic forms over finite fields (Q2126312) (← links)
- Exponential sums over finite fields (Q2235607) (← links)
- On the number of zeros to the equation \(f(x_1)+\cdots+f(x_n)=a\) over finite fields (Q2238927) (← links)
- The number of rational points of a family of hypersurfaces over finite fields (Q2352012) (← links)
- \(p\)-adic valuations associated to fibers and images of polynomial functions (Q2667090) (← links)
- Polynomials meeting Ax's bound (Q2833607) (← links)
- A Partition Result for Algebraic Varieties (Q3356368) (← links)
- Zeros of Diagonal Equations over Finite Fields (Q3808159) (← links)
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- On the number of rational points of certain algebraic varieties over finite fields (Q6085844) (← links)
- Divisibility on point counting over finite Witt rings (Q6136698) (← links)
- Zeros of polynomials over finite Witt rings (Q6203188) (← links)
- Ax's lemma and Ax's theorem in the Aichinger-Moosbauer calculus (Q6612177) (← links)
