Unicyclic strong permutations
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Abstract: In this paper, we study some properties of a certain kind of permutation over , where is a positive integer. The desired properties for are: (1) the algebraic degree of each component function is ; (2) the permutation is unicyclic; (3) the number of terms of the algebraic normal form of each component is at least . We call permutations that satisfy these three properties simultaneously unicyclic strong permutations. We prove that our permutations always have high algebraic degree and that the average number of terms of each component function tends to . We also give a condition on the cycle structure of . We observe empirically that for even, our construction does not provide unicylic permutations. For odd, , we conduct an exhaustive search of all given our construction for specific examples of unicylic strong permutations. We also present some empirical results on the difference tables and linear approximation tables of .
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