Permutation polynomials from a linearized decomposition
Abstract
In this paper we discuss the permutational property of polynomials of the form f(L(x))+k(L(x))· M(x)∈ Fqn[x] over the finite field Fqn, where L, M∈ Fq[x] are q-linearized polynomials. The restriction L, M∈ Fq[x] implies a nice correspondence between the pair (L, M) and the pair (g, h) of conventional q-associates over Fq of degree at most n-1. In particular, by using the AGW criterion, permutational properties of our class of polynomials translates to some arithmetic properties of polynomials over Fq, like coprimality. This relates the problem of constructing PPs of Fqn to the problem of factorizing xn-1 in Fq[x]. We then specialize to the case where L(x) is the trace polynomial from Fqn over Fq, providing results on the construction of permutation and complete permutation polynomials, and their inverses. We further demonstrate that the latter can be extended to more general linearized polynomials of degree qn-1.
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