Legendre's conjecture in function fields (v7): proved for q >= d-1 (Hayes-Weil), verified for every q when d <= 8, conjecture for q <= d-2. Paper, review, code, data.
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Legendre's conjecture in function fields (v7): proved for q >= d-1 (Hayes-Weil), verified for every q when d <= 8, conjecture for q <= d-2. Paper, review, code, data.
Part IV of "Prime polynomials in Legendre intervals over F_{2^k}[t]": hexad formula and trace parity for Z/4 Gauss sums; the sign law is proved in all 11 Frobenius classes (v2: classes 3 2 1 and 6); X = q^6 + q^5 now depends only on the class counts. Paper, Python code, data for q = 8, 32, 128. DOI 10.5281/zenodo.23308682
Draft (unpublished): exact explicit-formula verification of the function-field Legendre conjecture for d <= 10, fluctuations of prime counts, and a characteristic-2 anomaly.
Prime polynomials in Legendre intervals over F_{2^k}[t], II — exact variances via quadratic towers and supersingular Artin–Schreier curves: paper (LaTeX), verification code and data (R. Chen, 2026)
Part III of the Legendre-interval series: ker L' is the pairwise-sum set of the roots of the sextic u·A(u)+1 (hexad, S6 ≅ Sp4(F2)); Witt–Artin–Schreier sheaves give W' = −q^7 for 5-cycles unconditionally and reduce X = q^6 + q^5 to class counts and Brown invariants. Paper, code, exact data.
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