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Applying (2), we have
1) c t
Ψ j ( f ( ξ t ))
2 l
k + H− 1
1
k + H− 1
j =0 |
(
μ j |
t = k
t = k
< 2 l
π
ln(2) + 1 2
+1 D 2 m .
π ln 4(2 m
1)
π
The estimate of the Theorem follows.
6 Aperiodic Autocorrelation
As in the previous section, consider periodic sequences c 0 ,c 1 ,... of period n
1,
where n =2 m .
Theorem 6.1. With notation as above, and for any τ in the range 0 <τ <n
1 ,
n− 2 −τ
1) c t (
1) c t + τ ,
Θ ( τ )=
(
t =0
where c t =MSB(Tr( f ( ξ t ))) . We then have the following bound ( l
4) on PSL:
2 l
π
ln(2) + 1 2 2
+1 D 2 m .
π ln 4(2 m
1)
|
Θ ( τ )
|≤
π
= O ( n log n ) , for large n.
In particular
|
Θ ( τ )
|
Proof. As we have c t =MSB(Tr( f ( ξ t ))) where t ranges between 0 and n
2and
1) c t is equal to:
by (1), we obtain that (
2 l
2 l
1
1
μ (Tr( f ( ξ t ))) =
μ j ψ j (Tr( f ( ξ t ))) =
μ j Ψ j ( f ( ξ t )) .
j =0
j =0
Changing the order of summation, we obtain that:
2 l
2 l
1
1
n−τ− 2
Ψ j 1 ( f ( ξ t )) Ψ j 2 ( f ( ξ t + τ )) .
Θ ( τ )=
μ j 1 μ j 2
j 1 =0
j 2 =0
t =0
By definition of Ψ ,wehave:
Ψ j 1 ( f ( ξ t )) Ψ j 2 ( f ( ξ t + τ )) = Ψ ( g ( ξ t )) ,
where g ( X )= j 1 f ( X )+ j 2 f ( τ ). By Lemma 4.3, since 1 τ
are linearly in-
Z 2 l , we obtain that g ( X )
dependent over
=0.Notethatif f ( X )
S D then
f ( τ )
τ
S D since, by Lemma 4.2 the change of variable X
does not
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