New Classes of Permutation Polynomials Having the Forms
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Abstract
A class of permutation polynomials of the form (x2k + x + )s + x was derived by Zeng-Zhu-Hu in 2010, and this was generalized to similar forms by Zha-Hu in 2012, by Tu-Zeng-Jiang and Tu-Zeng-Li-Helleseth in 2015, and by Zha-Hu in 2016. Using techniques inspired by the work of Zeng-Zhu-Hu, new classes of permutation polynomials of the forms (axpk -ax + ) s +x and (axpj + bxpk + cx + )s + x are derived.
Keywords: finite fields, permutation polynomials
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