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The author considers well-distribution and correlation measures for binary se- quences defined via linear recurrences over finite fields and Legendre symbols. It is shown that the well-distribution measures are small and that the correlation measures of these sequences are small for small correlation orders. The proofs are based on character sum estimates.
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Pseudorandomness of binary sequences derived from linear recursions
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    Pseudorandomness of binary sequences derived from linear recursions (English)
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    9 September 2016
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    The author considers well-distribution and correlation measures for binary se- quences defined via linear recurrences over finite fields and Legendre symbols. It is shown that the well-distribution measures are small and that the correlation measures of these sequences are small for small correlation orders. The proofs are based on character sum estimates.
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    pseudorandomness
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    pseudorandom measures
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    linear recursion
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