In this paper we study n-input m-output Boolean functions (abbr. (n,m)-functions) with high nonlinearity. First, we present a basic construction method for a balanced (n,m)-function based on a primitive element in GF(2m). With an iterative procedure, we improve some lower bounds of the maximum nonlinearity of balanced (n,m)-functions. The resulting bounds are larger than the maximum nonlinearity achieved by any previous construction method for (n,m)-functions. Finally, our basic method is developed to construct an (n,m)-bent function and discuss its maximum algebraic degree.
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Takashi SATOH, Kaoru KUROSAWA, "Highly Nonlinear Vector Boolean Functions" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Fundamentals,
vol. E82-A, no. 5, pp. 807-814, May 1999, doi: .
Abstract: In this paper we study n-input m-output Boolean functions (abbr. (n,m)-functions) with high nonlinearity. First, we present a basic construction method for a balanced (n,m)-function based on a primitive element in GF(2m). With an iterative procedure, we improve some lower bounds of the maximum nonlinearity of balanced (n,m)-functions. The resulting bounds are larger than the maximum nonlinearity achieved by any previous construction method for (n,m)-functions. Finally, our basic method is developed to construct an (n,m)-bent function and discuss its maximum algebraic degree.
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