Abstract
The theory for simple disjoint decomposition of Reed-Muller polynomials is presented. Decomposition charts rearranged from Reed-Muller coefficient maps are introduced as an alternative in finding simple disjoint decompositions. The use of Reed-Muller coefficients to find simple disjoint decompositions appears to be simpler than using minterms.
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