Pairs of r-primitive and k-normal elements in finite fields
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Abstract: Let be a finite field with elements and be a positive divisor of . An element is called -primitive if its multiplicative order is . Also, is -normal over if the greatest common divisor of the polynomials and in has degree . These concepts generalize the ideas of primitive and normal elements, respectively. In this paper, we consider non-negative integers , positive integers and rational functions with for satisfying certain conditions and we present sufficient conditions for the existence of -primitive -normal elements over , such that is an -primitive -normal element over . Finally as an example we study the case where , , , , and , with .
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