Squares in \mathbb{F}_{p^2} and permutations involving primitive roots

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arXiv1908.07641MaRDI QIDQ6323972FDOQ6323972


Authors: Hai-Liang Wu Edit this on Wikidata


Publication date: 20 August 2019

Abstract: Let p=2n+1 be an odd prime, and let zetap21 be a primitive (p21)-th root of unity in the algebraic closure overlinemathbbQp of mathbbQp. We let ginmathbbZp[zetap21] be a primitive root modulo pmathbbZp[zetap21] with gequivzetap21pmodpmathbbZp[zetap21]. Let Deltaequiv3pmod4 be an arbitrary quadratic non-residue modulo p in mathbbZ. By the Local Existence Theorem we know that mathbbQp(sqrtDelta)=mathbbQp(zetap21). For all xinmathbbZ[sqrtDelta] and yinmathbbZp[zetap21] we use and to denote the elements xmodpmathbbZ[sqrtDelta] and ymodpmathbbZp[zetap21] respectively. If we set ak=k+sqrtDelta for 0leklep1, then we can view the sequence S := overline{a_0^2}, cdots, overline{a_0^2n^2}, cdots,overline{a_{p-1}^2}, cdots, overline{a_{p-1}^2n^2}cdots, overline{1^2}, cdots,overline{n^2} as a permutation sigma of the sequence S^* := overline{g^2}, overline{g^4}, cdots,overline{g^{p^2-1}}. We determine the sign of sigma completely in this paper.













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