Note on the Equivalence of Costas Polynomials and Orthomorphisms
Abstract
We establish an equivalence between the existence of Costas polynomials and the existence of a special kind of orthomorphism such that their compositions are also orthomorphisms. Computations are easier over these orthomorphisms. We provide a lower bound for the number of Costas polynomials and derive some of their properties. We show that Costas polynomials, by virtue of being multiplicative analogs of planar polynomials, can also be used to construct complete families of mutually orthogonal Latin squares.
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