A characterization of normal bases and complete normal bases in GF(q r n ) over GF(q), where q ΟΎ 1 is any prime power, r is any prime number different from the characteristic of GF(q), and n Υ 1 is any integer, leads to a general construction scheme of series (v n ) nΥ0 in GF(q r Θ ) :Ο Κ nΥ0 GF(q r
On the Density of Normal Bases in Finite Fields
β Scribed by Gudmund Skovbjerg Frandsen
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 2000
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 164 KB
- Volume
- 6
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 1071-5797
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β¦ Synopsis
Let %
O L denote the "nite "eld with qL elements, for q a prime power. % O L may be regarded as an n-dimensional vector space over % O . 3% O L generates a normal basis for this vector space (% O L :% O ), if + , O, q , 2 , O L\ , are linearly independent over % O . Let N O (n) denote the number of elements in % O L that generate a normal basis for % O L :% O , and let O (n)"N O (n)/qL denote the frequency of such elements. We show that there exists a constant c'0 such that O (n) 5 c 1 (U log O n V , for all n, q52 and this is optimal up to a constant factor in that we show 0.284774 lim L inf O (n)(log O n40.61910, for all q52.
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