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摘要
Kim、Chung、No 和 Chung 利用 Sidel'nikov 序列和移位加法引入了新的 Mary 序列族。Chung、No 和 Chung 基于 Sidel'nikov 序列和移位加逆法构建了更多的 Mary 序列族。在本文中,我们进一步研究了这些序列的平衡性,并证明在序列参数的一些假设条件下,它们具有渐近均匀模式分布。本文还研究了这些序列的线性复杂性剖面。
Balance, pattern distribution and linear complexity of M-ary sequences from Sidel’nikov sequences
Kim, Chung, No and Chung introduced new families of M-ary sequences by using Sidel’nikov sequences and the shift-and-add method. Chung, No and Chung constructed more families of M-ary sequences based on Sidel’nikov sequences and the shift-and-inverse method. In this paper we further study the balancedness of these sequences and show that they have asymptotical uniform pattern distributions under some assumptions on the parameters of the sequences. Linear complexity profiles of the sequences are also studied.
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