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We establish cancellation in short sums of certain special trace functions over $mathbb{F}_q[u]$ below the P{o}lya-Vinogradov range, with savings approaching square-root cancellation as $q$ grows. This is used to resolve the $mathbb{F}_q[u]$-analog of Chowlas conjecture on cancellation in M{o}bius sums over polynomial sequences, and of the Bateman-Horn conjecture in degree $2$, for some values of $q$. A final application is to sums of trace functions over primes in $mathbb{F}_q[u]$.
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