New results on vectorial dual-bent functions and partial difference sets
Abstract
Bent functions f: Vn→ Fp with certain additional properties play an important role in constructing partial difference sets, where Vn denotes an n-dimensional vector space over Fp, p is an odd prime. In Cesmelioglu1,Cesmelioglu2, the so-called vectorial dual-bent functions are considered to construct partial difference sets. In Cesmelioglu1, Cesmelioglu et al. showed that for vectorial dual-bent functions F: Vn→ Vs with certain additional properties, the preimage set of 0 for F forms a partial difference set. In Cesmelioglu2, Cesmelioglu et al. showed that for a class of Maiorana-McFarland vectorial dual-bent functions F: Vn→ Fps, the preimage set of the squares (non-squares) in Fps* for F forms a partial difference set. In this paper, we further study vectorial dual-bent functions and partial difference sets. We prove that for vectorial dual-bent functions F: Vn→ Fps with certain additional properties, the preimage set of the squares (non-squares) in Fps* for F and the preimage set of any coset of some subgroup of Fps* for F form partial difference sets. Furthermore, explicit constructions of partial difference sets are yielded from some (non)-quadratic vectorial dual-bent functions. In this paper, we illustrate that almost all the results of using weakly regular p-ary bent functions to construct partial difference sets are special cases of our results.
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