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ORCIDFinite Fields and Their Applications, Volume 61
Volume 61, January 2020
- Herivelto Borges
, Satoru Fukasawa:
Galois points for double-Frobenius nonclassical curves. - Zengxiang Li, Miao Wang, Jianhua Wu, Xishun Zhu:
Some new forms of permutation polynomials based on the AGW criterion. - Mehdi Makhul, Josef Schicho, Matteo Gallet:
Probabilities of incidence between lines and a plane curve over finite fields. - Daniele Bartoli:
Permutation trinomials over Fq3. - Xiang-dong Hou, Ziran Tu, Xiangyong Zeng:
Determination of a class of permutation trinomials in characteristic three. - Yuan Cao, Yonglin Cao, Hai Q. Dinh, Fang-Wei Fu, Fanghui Ma:
Construction and enumeration for self-dual cyclic codes of even length over F2m+uF2m. - Mark Saaltink, Daniel Wevrick:
General results on the divisibility of low weight polynomials in Fq[x]. - Pingzhi Yuan, Kevin Zhao:
On the existence of perfect splitter sets. - Koji Momihara, Qing Xiang:
Generalized constructions of Menon-Hadamard difference sets. - Songsong Li, Yi Ouyang, Zheng Xu:
Neighborhood of the supersingular elliptic curve isogeny graph at j = 0 and 1728. - Jiyou Li, Xiang Yu:
Distinct coordinate solutions of linear equations over finite fields. - Xiumei Li, Min Sha:
Congruence preserving functions in the residue class rings of polynomials over finite fields. - Lucas Reis:
On the existence and number of invariant polynomials.
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