On some congruence with application to exponential sums
Soon-Mo Jung
Abstract
We will study the solution of a congruence, x g(1/2)ωg(2n) 2n, depending on the integers g and n, where ωg(2n) denotes the order of g modulo 2n. Moreover, we introduce an application of the above result to the study of an estimation of exponential sums.
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