On functions with the maximal number of bent components
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Publication:6350796
arXiv2010.03801MaRDI QIDQ6350796FDOQ6350796
Authors: Nurdagül Anbar, Tekgül Kalaycı, Wilfried Meidl, László Mérai
Publication date: 8 October 2020
Abstract: A function , , can have at most bent component functions. Trivial examples are obtained as , where is a vectorial bent function from to , and , , are affine Boolean functions. A class of nontrivial examples is given in univariate form with the functions , where is a linearized permutation of . In the first part of this article it is shown that plateaued functions with bent components can have nonlinearity at most , a bound which is attained by the example , (Pott et al. 2018). This partially solves Question 5 in Pott et al. 2018. We then analyse the functions of the form . We show that for odd , only , , has maximal nonlinearity, whereas there are more of them for even , of which we present one more infinite class explicitly. In detail, we investigate Walsh spectrum, differential spectrum and their relations for the functions . Our results indicate that this class contains many nontrivial EA-equivalence classes of functions with the maximal number of bent components, if is even, several with maximal possible nonlinearity.
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