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Normal basis of finite fieldGF(2^m)(Corresp.)

Din Pei, C. Wang, J. K. Omura

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Massey and Omura recently developed a new multiplication algorithm for Galois fields based on the normal basis representation. This algorithm shows a much simpler way to perform multiplication in finite field than the conventional method. The necessary and sufficient conditions are presented for an element to generate a normal basis in the field GF(2^{m}), wherem = 2^{k}p^{n}andp^{n}has two as a primitive root. This result provides a way to find a normal basis in the field.

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Massey and Omura recently developed a new multiplication algorithm for Galois fields based on the normal basis representation. This algorithm shows a much simpler way to perform multiplication in finite field than the conventional method. The necessary and sufficient conditions are presented for an element to generate a normal basis in the field GF(2^{m}), wherem = 2^{k}p^{n}andp^{n}has two as a primitive root. This result provides a way to find a normal basis in the field.

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Massey and Omura recently developed a new multiplication algorithm for Galois fields based on the normal basis representation. This algorithm shows a much simpler way to perform multiplication in finite field than the conventional method. The necessary and sufficient conditions are presented for an element to generate a normal basis in the field GF(2^{m}), wherem = 2^{k}p^{n}andp^{n}has two as a primitive root. This result provides a way to find a normal basis in the field.

Key concepts: Basis (linear algebra), Finite field, Normal basis, Field (mathematics), Multiplication (music), Representation (politics), Galois theory, Discrete mathematics

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