Information Technology Reference
In-Depth Information
Let a 1 ,a 2 ,...,a k be integers with 0
a i
e i for 1
i
k .Let m
2
be an integer and
ξ
=( ξ 1 ,...,ξ m ) be an ordered basis of
F q m over
F q .There
( m )
q
exists an m -fold multisequence
S ∈M
( f ) over
F q such that its joint minimal
polynomial d is
d = r a 1 r a 2 ...r a k
,
k
and its generalized joint linear complexity L q m , ξ (
S
) is
k
deg( r i )
gcd(deg( r i ) ,m ) .
L q m , ξ (
S
)=
a i
i =1
Proof. By reordering r 1 ,...,r k suitably, we can assume without loss of gener-
ality that there exists an integer l ,1
l
k ,withgcd( m, deg( r i )) = u i
2
for 1
i
l and gcd( m, deg( r i )) = 1 for l +1
i
k . Indeed otherwise
gcd( m, deg( r i )) = 1 for 1
k and hence the result is trivial by Theorem 1.
Using Proposition 1 we obtain that the canonical factorizations of r i ,1
i
i
l ,
into irreducibles over
F q m are of the form
r i = t i, 1 t i, 2 ...t i,u i .
(1)
q m ( f ) corresponding to the polynomial
Let
S
be the sequence in
M
l
f
d
( t i, 2 ...,t i,u i ) a i
G =
F q m [ x ]
i =1
and let h 1 ,h 2 ,...,h m F q [ x ] be the uniquely determined polynomials in F q [ x ]
such that
l
( t i, 2 ...,t i,u i ) a i = ξ 1 h 1 + ξ 2 h 2 +
···
+ ξ m h m .
(8)
i =1
( m )
q ( f )bethe m -fold multisequence such that the
sequence σ i corresponds to g i = h i f/d
Let
S
=( σ 1 ,...,σ m )
∈M
F q [ x ]for1
i
m .Weobservethat
we have
S
=
S
(
S
,
ξ
)and
l
k
L q m , ξ (
S
)=
a i deg( t i, 1 )+
a i deg( r i ) .
i =1
i = l +1
Moreover d is the joint minimal polynomial of
S
. Indeed, otherwise using (8) we
obtain that there exists 1
i
k with
l
( t i, 2 ...,t i,u i ) a i in
r i
|
F q m [ x ] .
i =1
This is a contradiction, which completes the proof.
Search WWH ::




Custom Search