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A
a
( τ )= T .Otherwise a and b ( τ )
Proof. If the τ shift of b equals a ,then
C
are
,
b
b ( τ ) is an integer only
distinct periodic sequences. In particular, by Lemma 2 a
a, b ( τ )
if
{
.
First we consider the autocorrelation. Let
}
=
{
0 ,
1
}
Z ( N T−τ
c f,τ .
N T
1
1) f
S =
N T
1
f =0
It follows from equation (2) that the expected arithmetic autocorrelation is
E [
( τ )] = S/N T .
By the first paragraph of this proof a
A
a
A
a ( τ )
is an integer only if a ( τ )
= a .
When it is not an integer, the periodic part of
( N T−τ
1) f
c f,τ
N T
1
is the same as the periodic part of
( N T−τ
mod N T
1) f
1
,
N T
1
where we take the reduction modulo N T
( N T
1 in the set of residues
{−
( N T
2) ,
. In particular, this latter rational number has a strictly
periodic N -adic expansion, so we can compute its contribution to S by consid-
ering the first T coecients.
Let d =gcd( T,T
3) ,
···
,
1 , 0
}
τ )=gcd( T,τ ). Then gcd( N T
1 ,N T−τ
1) = N d
1.
Then the set of elements of the form ( N T−τ
1) f mod N T
1isthesameas
the set of elements of the form ( N d
1) f mod N T
1. Thus
Z ( N d
.
N T
1
mod N T
1) f
1
S =
N T
1
f =0
Now consider the contribution to S from the i th term in the expansion in each
element in the sum, say corresponding to an integer f . If we multiply f by
N T−i modulo N T
1, this corresponds to cyclically permuting the corresponding
sequence to the right by T
i places. This is equivalent to permuting to the left
by i positions, so the elements in the i th place become the elements in the 0th
place. Moreover, multiplying by N T−i is a permutation modulo N T
1, so the
distribution of values contributing to S from the i th terms is identical to the
distribution of values from the 0th term.
To count the contribution from the 0th position, let
D = N T
1
N d
1
v<N d
1. Then ( N d
and f = u + vD with 0 <u<D and 0
1) f
mod N T
1=( N d
1) u mod N T
1=( N d
( N T
1) u
1). Thus
( N d
mod N T
( N d
1) f
1
1) u
=
1
1 .
(3)
N T
1
N T
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