Some results on linearized trinomials that split completely
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Abstract: Linearized polynomials over finite fields have been much studied over the last several decades. Recently there has been a renewed interest in linearized polynomials because of new connections to coding theory and finite geometry. We consider the problem of calculating the rank or nullity of a linearized polynomial (where ) from the coefficients . The rank and nullity of are the rank and nullity of the associated -linear map . McGuire and Sheekey defined a matrix with the property that mbox{nullity} (L)=mbox{nullity} (A_L -I). We present some consequences of this result for some trinomials that split completely, i.e., trinomials that have nullity . We give a full characterization of these trinomials for .
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