New Classes of Ternary Bent Functions From the Coulter-Matthews Bent Functions

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DOI10.1109/TIT.2018.2808205zbMATH Open1395.94395arXiv1707.04783OpenAlexW2962983534WikidataQ130206780 ScholiaQ130206780MaRDI QIDQ5375602FDOQ5375602


Authors: Xiao-Long Yang, Shaohua Tang, Hong Gang Hu Edit this on Wikidata


Publication date: 14 September 2018

Published in: IEEE Transactions on Information Theory (Search for Journal in Brave)

Abstract: It has been an active research issue for many years to construct new bent functions. For k odd with gcd(n,k)=1, and ainmathbbF3n, the function f(x)=Tr(axfrac3k+12) is weakly regular bent over mathbbF3n, where Tr(cdot):mathbbF3nightarrowmathbbF3 is the trace function. This is the well-known Coulter-Matthews bent function. In this paper, we determine the dual function of f(x) completely. As a consequence, we find many classes of ternary bent functions not reported in the literature previously. Such bent functions are not quadratic if k>1, and have left(left(frac1+sqrt52ight)w+1ight. left.left(frac1sqrt52ight)w+1ight)/sqrt5 or left(left(frac1+sqrt52ight)nw+1ight. left.left(frac1sqrt52ight)nw+1ight)/sqrt5 trace terms, where 0<w<n and . Among them, five special cases are especially interesting: for the case of k=(n+1)/2, the number of trace terms is left(left(frac1+sqrt52ight)n1ight. left.left(frac1sqrt52ight)n1ight)/sqrt5; for the case of k=n1, the number of trace terms is left(left(frac1+sqrt52ight)night. left.left(frac1sqrt52ight)night)/sqrt5; for the case of k=(n1)/2, the number of trace terms is left(left(frac1+sqrt52ight)n1ight. left.left(frac1sqrt52ight)n1ight)/sqrt5; for the case of (n,k)=(5t+4,4t+3) or (5t+1,4t+1) with tgeq1, the number of trace terms is 8; and for the case of (n,k)=(7t+6,6t+5) or (7t+1,6t+1) with tgeq1, the number of trace terms is 21. As a byproduct, we find new classes of ternary bent functions with only 8 or 21 trace terms.


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