AbstractWe continue the work of the previous paper (Hachenberger,Finite Fields Appl., in press), and, generalizing some of the results obtained there, we give explicit constructions of free and completely free elements in GF(qrn) over GF(q), wherenis any nonnegative integer and whereris any odd prime number which does not divide the characteristic of GF(q) or wherer= 2 andq≡ 1 mod 4. Together with results on the case wherer= 2 andq≡ 3 mod 4 obtained in the previous paper and results on the well-known case whereris equal to the characteristic of GF(q), we are able to explicitly determine free and completely free elements in GF(qm) over GF(q) for every nonnegative integermand every prime powerq
AbstractWe continue to study the existence of (norm- and) trace-compatible sequences of primitive no...
For a prime power $q$, $\F$ denotes the finite field of order $q$, and for $m\geq 2$, $\Fm$ denotes ...
AbstractFor q a power of a prime p, it is known that if m is a power of p or m itself is a prime dif...
AbstractWe continue the work of the previous paper (Hachenberger,Finite Fields Appl., in press), and...
We continue the work of the previous paper (Hachenberger, Finite Fields Appl., in press), and, gener...
We continue the work of the previous paper (Hachenberger, Finite Fields Appl., in press), and, gener...
AbstractA characterization of normal bases and complete normal bases in GF(qrn) over GF(q), whereq> ...
AbstractA characterization of normal bases and complete normal bases in GF(qrn) over GF(q), whereq> ...
A characterization of normal bases and complete normal bases in GF(q^(r^n)) over GF(q), where q > 1 ...
A characterization of normal bases and complete normal bases in GF(q^(r^n)) over GF(q), where q > 1 ...
Let q > 1 be a prime power, m > 1 an integer, GF(q^m) and GF(q) the Galois fields of order q^m and q...
Let q > 1 be a prime power, m > 1 an integer, GF(q^m) and GF(q) the Galois fields of order q^m and q...
AbstractGiven the extension E/F of Galois fields, where F=GF(q) and E=GF(qn), we prove that, for any...
The key result linking the additive and multiplicative structure of a finite field is the Primitive ...
The key result linking the additive and multiplicative structure of a finite field is the Primitive ...
AbstractWe continue to study the existence of (norm- and) trace-compatible sequences of primitive no...
For a prime power $q$, $\F$ denotes the finite field of order $q$, and for $m\geq 2$, $\Fm$ denotes ...
AbstractFor q a power of a prime p, it is known that if m is a power of p or m itself is a prime dif...
AbstractWe continue the work of the previous paper (Hachenberger,Finite Fields Appl., in press), and...
We continue the work of the previous paper (Hachenberger, Finite Fields Appl., in press), and, gener...
We continue the work of the previous paper (Hachenberger, Finite Fields Appl., in press), and, gener...
AbstractA characterization of normal bases and complete normal bases in GF(qrn) over GF(q), whereq> ...
AbstractA characterization of normal bases and complete normal bases in GF(qrn) over GF(q), whereq> ...
A characterization of normal bases and complete normal bases in GF(q^(r^n)) over GF(q), where q > 1 ...
A characterization of normal bases and complete normal bases in GF(q^(r^n)) over GF(q), where q > 1 ...
Let q > 1 be a prime power, m > 1 an integer, GF(q^m) and GF(q) the Galois fields of order q^m and q...
Let q > 1 be a prime power, m > 1 an integer, GF(q^m) and GF(q) the Galois fields of order q^m and q...
AbstractGiven the extension E/F of Galois fields, where F=GF(q) and E=GF(qn), we prove that, for any...
The key result linking the additive and multiplicative structure of a finite field is the Primitive ...
The key result linking the additive and multiplicative structure of a finite field is the Primitive ...
AbstractWe continue to study the existence of (norm- and) trace-compatible sequences of primitive no...
For a prime power $q$, $\F$ denotes the finite field of order $q$, and for $m\geq 2$, $\Fm$ denotes ...
AbstractFor q a power of a prime p, it is known that if m is a power of p or m itself is a prime dif...