Pairs of r-primitive and k-normal elements in finite fields

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Abstract: Let mathbbFqn be a finite field with qn elements and r be a positive divisor of qn1. An element alphainmathbbFqn is called r-primitive if its multiplicative order is (qn1)/r. Also, alphainmathbbFqn is k-normal over mathbbFq if the greatest common divisor of the polynomials galpha(x)=alphaxn1+alphaqxn2+ldots+alphaqn2x+alphaqn1 and xn1 in mathbbFqn[x] has degree k. These concepts generalize the ideas of primitive and normal elements, respectively. In this paper, we consider non-negative integers m1,m2,k1,k2, positive integers r1,r2 and rational functions F(x)=F1(x)/F2(x)inmathbbFqn(x) with deg(Fi)leqmi for iin1,2 satisfying certain conditions and we present sufficient conditions for the existence of r1-primitive k1-normal elements alphainmathbbFqn over mathbbFq, such that F(alpha) is an r2-primitive k2-normal element over mathbbFq. Finally as an example we study the case where r1=2, r2=3, k1=2, k2=1, m1=2 and m2=1, with nge7.



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