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Linear complexity for sequences with characteristic polynomial fv

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posted on 2012-03-16, 16:26 authored by Alex J. Burrage, Ana SalageanAna Salagean, Raphael C.-W. Phan
We present several generalisations of the Games- Chan algorithm. For a fixed monic irreducible polynomial f we consider the sequences s that have as characteristic polynomial a power of f. We propose an algorithm for computing the linear complexity of s given a full (not necessarily minimal) period of s. We give versions of the algorithm for fields of characteristic 2 and for arbitrary finite characteristic p, the latter generalising an algorithm of Kaida et al. We also propose an algorithm which computes the linear complexity given only a finite portion of s (of length greater than or equal to the linear complexity), generalising an algorithm of Meidl. All our algorithms have linear computational complexity. The algorithms for computing the linear complexity when a full period is known can be further generalised to sequences for which it is known a priori that the irreducible factors of the minimal polynomial belong to a given small set of polynomials.

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BURRAGE, A.J., SALAGEAN, A.M. and PHAN, R.C.-W., 2011. Linear complexity for sequences with characteristic polynomial fv. IN: IEEE International Symposium on Information Theory Proceedings, (ISIT), St. Petersburg, Russia, July 31 - Aug 5th., pp. 688 - 692

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2011

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9781457705946;9781457705960

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2157-8095

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  • en

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