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A new family of binary sequences with a low correlation via elliptic curves

Published 26 Jul 2024 in math.NT, cs.IT, and math.IT | (2407.18570v1)

Abstract: In the realm of modern digital communication, cryptography, and signal processing, binary sequences with a low correlation properties play a pivotal role. In the literature, considerable efforts have been dedicated to constructing good binary sequences of various lengths. As a consequence, numerous constructions of good binary sequences have been put forward. However, the majority of known constructions leverage the multiplicative cyclic group structure of finite fields $\mathbb{F}{pn}$, where $p$ is a prime and $n$ is a positive integer. Recently, the authors made use of the cyclic group structure of all rational places of the rational function field over the finite field $\mathbb{F}{pn}$, and firstly constructed good binary sequences of length $pn+1$ via cyclotomic function fields over $\mathbb{F}_{pn}$ for any prime $p$ \cite{HJMX24,JMX22}. This approach has paved a new way for constructing good binary sequences. Motivated by the above constructions, we exploit the cyclic group structure on rational points of elliptic curves to design a family of binary sequences of length $2n+1+t$ with a low correlation for many given integers $|t|\le 2{(n+2)/2}$. Specifically, for any positive integer $d$ with $\gcd(d,2n+1+t)=1$, we introduce a novel family of binary sequences of length $2n+1+t$, size $q{d-1}-1$, correlation bounded by $(2d+1) \cdot 2{(n+2)/2}+ |t|$, and a large linear complexity via elliptic curves.

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