On circulant involutory and orthogonal MDS matrices over finite commutative rings

IF 0.6 4区工程技术 Q4 COMPUTER SCIENCE, INTERDISCIPLINARY APPLICATIONS Applicable Algebra in Engineering Communication and Computing Pub Date : 2024-04-27 DOI:10.1007/s00200-024-00656-4

Shakir Ali, Atif Ahmad Khan, Bhupendra Singh

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Abstract

Let \(k>1\) be a fixed integer. In Gupta and Ray (Cryptography and Communications 7: 257–287, 2015), proved the non existence of \(2^k \times 2^k\) orthogonal circulant MDS matrices and involutory circulant MDS matrices over finite fields of characteristic 2. The main aim of this paper is to prove the non-existence of orthogonal circulant MDS matrices of order \(2^k\times 2^k\) and involutory circulant MDS matrices of order k over finite commutative rings of characteristic 2. Precisely, we prove that any circulant orthogonal matrix of order \(2^k\) over finite commutative rings of characteristic 2 with identity is not a MDS matrix. Moreover, some related results are also discussed. Finally, we provide some examples to prove that the assumed restrictions on our main results are not superfluous.

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关于有限交换环上的循环非正交矩阵和正交 MDS 矩阵

让 \(k>1\) 是一个固定整数。在 Gupta 和 Ray (Cryptography and Communications 7: 257-287, 2015)一文中，证明了在特征 2 的有限域上\(2^k \times 2^k\) 正交环形 MDS 矩阵和非正交环形 MDS 矩阵的不存在性。本文的主要目的是证明在特征 2 的有限交换环上，阶为 \(2^k\times 2^k\) 的正交循环 MDS 矩阵和阶为 k 的非法定循环 MDS 矩阵的不存在性。确切地说，我们证明了在特征 2 的有限交换环上任何阶为 \(2^k\) 的环状正交矩阵都不是 MDS 矩阵。此外，我们还讨论了一些相关结果。最后，我们提供了一些例子来证明我们对主要结果的假定限制并非多余。

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Applicable Algebra in Engineering Communication and Computing 工程技术-计算机：跨学科应用

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