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On weak and strong 2k-bent Boolean functions

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Stănică, Pantelimon
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2015-08-05
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In this paper we introduce a sequence of discrete Fourier trans- forms and de ne new versions of bent functions, which we shall call (weak, strong) octa/hexa/2k-bent functions. We investigate relation- ships between these classes and completely characterize the octabent and hexabent functions in terms of bent functions.
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