The p-adic Riemann Hypothesis For Expnonential Sums
Abstract
The L-function of exponential sums associated to the generic polynomial of degree d in n variables over a finite field of characteristic p is studied. A polygon called the Frobenius polygon of the generic polynomial of degree d in n variables over a finite field of characteristic p is defined. A p-adic Riemann hypothesis is formulated. It asserts that the Newton polygon of the L-function coincides with the Frobenius polygon when p is large enough. This p-adic Riemann hypothesis is proved when n=2 and p-1( mod \ d). In general, it is proved that the Newton polygon of the L-function lies above the Frobenius polygon with coincide endpoints when p is large enough.
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