Some Primitive Polynomials of the Third Kind
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Some Primitive Polynomials of the Third Kind
This paper gives the first primitive polynomial of the third kind of degree n over GF ( p d ) {\text {GF}}({p^d}) for each p, d, n satisfying p > 10 2 , p d > 10 3 , p d n > 10 6 p > {10^2},{p^d} > {10^3},{p^{dn}} > {10^6} .
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