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# On testing bent functions

@article{Bhrushundi2013OnTB,
title={On testing bent functions},
author={Abhishek Bhrushundi},
journal={Electron. Colloquium Comput. Complex.},
year={2013},
volume={20},
pages={89}
}
• Abhishek Bhrushundi
• Published 2013
• Computer Science, Mathematics
• Electron. Colloquium Comput. Complex.
A bent function is a Boolean function all of whose Fourier coefficients are equal in absolute value. These functions have been extensively studied in cryptography and play an important role in cryptanalysis and design of cryptographic systems. We study bent functions in the framework of property testing. In particular, we show that testing whether a given Boolean function on n variables is bent, or 1 8 -far from being bent, requires Ω(n) queries. As an intermediate step in our proof, we show…
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It is observed that the query complexity of testing properties of linear and quadratic functions can be characterized in terms of complexity in another model of computation called parity decision trees.

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