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Primitive polynomials and word oriented linear feedback shift registers

Shuqin Fan

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Through a large number of experiments, an explicit formula was proposed for the number of primitive σ-LFSRs over finite field, which generalized a known formula for the number of primitive LFSRs over finite field, and also was the extension of the number of primitive polynomial.Utilizing the given methods to distinguish the primitive σ-LFSR, the conjecture in three special cases was proved and a preliminary analysis for the general case was given.

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Through a large number of experiments, an explicit formula was proposed for the number of primitive σ-LFSRs over finite field, which generalized a known formula for the number of primitive LFSRs over finite field, and also was the extension of the number of primitive polynomial.Utilizing the given methods to distinguish the primitive σ-LFSR, the conjecture in three special cases was proved and a preliminary analysis for the general case was given.

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Through a large number of experiments, an explicit formula was proposed for the number of primitive σ-LFSRs over finite field, which generalized a known formula for the number of primitive LFSRs over finite field, and also was the extension of the number of primitive polynomial.Utilizing the given methods to distinguish the primitive σ-LFSR, the conjecture in three special cases was proved and a preliminary analysis for the general case was given.

Key concepts: Primitive polynomial, Finite field, Shift register, Primitive element, Mathematics, Primitive root modulo n, Word (group theory), Polynomial

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