A better lower bound on the family complexity of binary Legendre sequence

12/14/2018
by   Oǧuz Yayla, et al.
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In this paper we study a family of binary Legendre sequences and its family complexity. Family complexity is a pseudorandomness measure introduced by Ahlswede et. al. in 2003. A lower bound on the family complexity of a family based on the Legendre symbol of polynomials over a finite field was given by Gyarmati in 2015. In this article we improve the bound given by Gyarmati on family complexity of binary Legendre sequences. The bound depends on the Lambert W function and the number of elements in a finite field belonging to its proper subfield. Moreover, we present a fast method for calculating the bound.

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