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Table 3.
Correlation Sum and Weight Distributions of Family B (Trace Number
of γ =1)
(a) n =2 t + 1 (an odd integer) ; Period = 2(2 n
1)
Subset
No. of
Constituent
w 0
w 1
Sequences
class
¯
2(2 t
2 t 1 (2 t 1 +1) η ∈P ; ηγ ∈R 2 2 t +2 t
2 2 t
P
1)
2
¯
2(2 t +1)
2 t 1 (2 t 1 1) η ∈Q ; ηγ ∈S
2 2 t
2 t
2 2 t
Q
2
¯
2+ ω 2 t +1
2 2 t 2
2 2 t
2 2 t +2 t
R
η ∈P ; ηγ ∈S
2
¯
2 − ω 2 t +1
2 2 t 2
2 2 t
2 2 t
2 t
S
η ∈Q ; ηγ ∈R
2
¯
2 n
B
2
1
η ∈< 2 >
2
0
(b) n =2 t (an even integer); Period = 2(2 n
1)
¯
(2 t
2+ ω 2 t ) 2 t 2 (2 t 1 +1) η ∈P ; ηγ ∈R 2 n 1 +2 t 1 2 2 n 1 +2 t 1
P
¯
2 t
2 t ) 2 t 2 (2 t 1
2 n 1
2 t 1
2 2 n 1
2 t 1
Q
(
2
− ω
1)
η ∈Q
;
ηγ ∈S
¯
(2 t
2 t ) 2 t 2 (2 t 1 +1)
2 n 1 +2 t 1
2 2 n 1
2 t 1
R
2
− ω
η ∈P
;
ηγ ∈S
¯
( 2 t
2+ ω 2 t ) 2 t 2 (2 t 1 1) η ∈Q ; ηγ ∈R 2 n 1 2 t 1 2 2 n 1 +2 t 1
S
¯
2 n
B
2
1
η ∈< 2 >
2
0
Note that the non-trivial (off-peak) values of this function are those for which
either i
=0 . We recover the usual full period correlation if L =2 n
= j or τ
1 .
Definition 3. The first moment of the partial correlation function in Definition
1 is given by
2 n
2
1
P i,j ( τ, k, L ) = P i,j ( τ, L )
P i,j ( τ, k, L )
k =
2 n
1
k =0
while its second absolute moment is given by
2 n
2
|
2 k =
1
2 .
P i,j ( τ, k, L )
|
|
P i,j ( τ, k, L )
|
2 n
1
k =0
We remark that the correlations are, in general, complex valued. It is quite
straightforward to obtain the first moment of the partial periodic correlation
(for all possible i, j, τ ). In fact this applies to the partial periodic correlation of
any two complex valued sequences provided they have the same length.
Theorem 4. Thefirstmomentobeys
L
P i,j ( τ, k, L )
k =
1 C i,j ( τ ) ,
2 n
and therefore, for Family A, it simply takes on values proportional to the values
in Theorem 3 with the same multiplicities.
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