Helleseth's zero-value conjecture for decimated m-sequence cross correlation

Let pp be a prime, let nn be a positive integer, and let dd be a decimation parameter. Define Sd(z)=Cd(z)+1\text{S}_d(z)=\text{C}_d(z)+1, where zGF(pn)z\in\operatorname{GF}(p^n)^*. Helleseth's conjecture. If pn>2p^n>2 and

d1(modp1),d\equiv 1\pmod{p-1},

then Sd(z)=0\text{S}_d(z)=0 for some zGF(pn)z\in\operatorname{GF}(p^n)^*. The paper states that this conjecture is confirmed for the setting studied there, while no general resolution is given in the supplied text.

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Tao Zhang, Shuxing Li, Tao Feng and Gennian Ge, “Some New Results on the Cross Correlation of m-sequences”, arXiv:1309.7734 (2013).

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