Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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6871186 | Discrete Applied Mathematics | 2018 | 9 Pages |
Abstract
Linear feedback shift registers (LFSRs) play a significant role in communications security and we investigate design of a selected class of word-based LFSRs known as Ï-LFSRs. Both the search algorithm and the construction algorithm generate efficient primitive Ï-LFSRs. The search algorithm first constructs the Ï-polynomial and then checks the primitiveness of the Ï-polynomial, whereas the construction algorithm for the Ï-LFSR, first finds a primitive polynomial f(x) and then constructs the primitive Ï-LFSR from f(x). In this paper, we present some novel results pertaining to the search algorithm for primitive Ï-LFSR along with the exhaustive search space complexity of the search algorithm for Ï-LFSRs. Then we investigate and compare the performance of the construction algorithm with the search algorithm for the primitive Ï-LFSR. Finally, the number of Ï-LFSRs similar to the Ï-LFSRs generated by the construction algorithm is provided.
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Authors
Susil Kumar Bishoi, Vashek Matyas,