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Recently, Olsen, Scholtz, and Welch presented families of binary sequences called bent-function sequences which can be generated through nonlinear operations onm-sequences. These families of sequences possess asymptotically optimum correlation properties and large equivalent linear span (ELS). Upper and lower bounds to the ELS of bent-function sequences are derived. The upper bound improves upon Key's upper bound and the lower bound, obtained through construction, and exceeds({n/2}{n/4})· 2n/4, wherenis the length of the shift register generating them-sequence. An interesting general result contained in the derivation is the exhibition of a class of nonlinear sequences whose ELS is guaranteed to be large.
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