Brain Journal - A Synoptic Of Software Implementation For Shift Registers Based On 16Th Degree Primitive Polynomials

ABSTRACT Almost all of the major applications in the specific Fields of Communication used a wellknown device called Linear Feedback Shift Register. Usually LFSR functions in a Galois Field GF(2n ), meaning that all the operations are done with arithmetic modulo n degree Irreducible and especially Primitive Polynomials. Storing data in Galois Fields allows effective and manageable manipulation, mainly in computer cryptographic applications. The analysis of functioning for Primitive Polynomials of 16th degree shows that almost all the obtained results are in the same time distribution.

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Related Organizations

Ştefan cel Mare University of Suceava
Romania

Keywords

Primitive Polynomials, Irreducible polynomials, Shift Registers, Pseudo-Random Sequence, Cryptosystem

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