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Singular shift registers over residue class rings

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The study of shift registers over the ringZ p r (p a prime,r ≥ 1), in particular the singular case, is carried out, giving necessary and sufficient conditions to make a shift register singular. Its state graph is characterized as a tree, whose form depends on the characteristic polynomial of the shift register. The relationships with singular shift register overZ p are explored and a proof of their equivalence is presented.

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Research sponsored by the National Science Foundation, Grant GK-1065x, and the Joint Services Electronics Program, Grant AFOSR-68-1488.

Part of this work was done while the author was at Electronics Research Laboratory, University of California at Berkeley.

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Magidin, M., Gill, A. Singular shift registers over residue class rings. Math. Systems Theory 9, 345–358 (1975). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01715360

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