ΠΠ·Π΄Π°ΡΠ΅Π»ΡΡΡΠ²ΠΎ Kluwer, 2003, -133 pp.
This proceedings is for the most part, a collection of papers presented in the three-day onference, held in Los Angeles, May 30 - June 1,2002, celebrating the 70th bIrthday of Professor Solomon W. Golomb. All contributions to the proceedings were peer-reviewed. Reflecting the interests of Professor Golomb, the major topics include sequences and combinatorial structures and range in treatment from pure theory" to application-oriented", from a short and concise presentation of results to a more comprehensive tutorial treatment.
Introduction
Pairs of m-Sequences with a six-Valued crosscorrelation
Permutation polynomials Tuscan-k arrays and Costas sequences
Periods of piecewise-linear recurrences
Trace representation of Hall's sextic residue sequences of period pβ‘7 (mod 8)
Array correlation and sequences with equal magnitude correlation
Singly periodic Costas arrays are equivalent to polygonal path Vatican squares
Survey on Costas arrays and their generalizations on p-ary bent functions defined on finite fields
Distribution of r-patterns in the highest level of p-adic expansion of some linear recursion sequences over Galois rings
On edit distance attack to alternating step generator
Polyomino number theory (ll)
Achievement games for polyominoes on Archimedean tessellations
What's new in polyomino puzzles and their design
Euler sums revisited
Hardy-Littlewood constants
On the parity of permutation
Irreducibles of tetranomial type
A method of deterministically generating block substitution tables which meet a given standard of nonlinearity
Tilings with generalized lee spheres
On the connections between RSA cryptosystem and the Fibonacci numbers
Removing autocorrelation sidelobes by overlaying orthogonal coding on any train of identical pulses
An analytic cache performance model
PN signal acquisition and convolution via the characters of the additive group
Golomb's reminiscences