Connected components of the graph generated by power maps in prime finite fields
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Abstract: Consider the power pseudorandom-number generator in a finite field . That is, for some integer , one considers the sequence in for a given seed . This sequence is eventually periodic. One can consider the number of cycles that exist as the seed varies over . This is the same as the number of cycles in the functional graph of the map in . We prove some estimates for the maximal and average number of cycles in the case of prime finite fields.
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