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A mapping f : GF(q) → GF(q) is called planar if for every nonzero a ∊ GF(q) the difference mapping Df,a : x f(x + a) - f(x) - f(a) is a permutation of GF(q). In this note we show that for certain choices of β,γ the mapping f(x) = Tr(βxq+1) + γx2 is planar on GF(q3).
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