R-ORTHOGONALITY OF LATIN SQUARES USING BIVARIATE PERMUTATION POLYNOMIALS
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Cryptographic applications of Latin squares require to study them in various aspects. In this paper, the formation and observation of Latin squares using bivariate permutation polynomials over some finite rings are established with respect to their properties like self orthogonalization, r-orthogonalization, and r- mirror orthogonalization. We also identified why some particular cases fail to form self orthogonal Latin squares, and we illustrate it by giving examples.
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Cryptographic applications of Latin squares require to study them in various aspects. In this paper, the formation and observation of Latin squares using bivariate permutation polynomials over some finite rings are established with respect to their properties like self orthogonalization, r-orthogonalization, and r- mirror orthogonalization. We also identified why some particular cases fail to form self orthogonal Latin squares, and we illustrate it by giving examples.
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