Weight class distributions of de Bruijn sequences (Q1318841)

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Weight class distributions of de Bruijn sequences
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    Weight class distributions of de Bruijn sequences (English)
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    4 April 1994
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    In an \(n\) stage feedback shift register, the next content of the least significant stage \(x_ 1\) is computed as \(x_ n\oplus g(x_{n- 1},\dots, x_ 1)\) for some function \(g\), where \(\oplus\) denotes modulo two additions. The weight of \(g\) is the number of times a ``1'' occurs among its \(2^{n-1}\) inputs. While the possible values of the weight of \(g\) are known, the number of functions \(g\) with prescribed weight is not. Based on theoretical results and a computer search, these numbers are found for \(n=4,5\) and 6. For \(n=7\), partial results are provided.
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    de Bruijn sequences
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    feedback shift register
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