Abstract
The additive groups of the residue ring ℤ2n and of the vector space Vn over the field GF(2), as well as the group Gn generated by these additive groups, share common imprimitivity systems and enter as subgroups into the Sylow 2-subgroup of the symmetric group S(ℤ2n). These groups are used in cryptography as an encryption tool with the operations of addition in Vn and ℤ2n. The permutation structure of the subgroups of the group Gn is presented. The kernels of homomorphisms which correspond to various systems of imprimitivity, the normal subgroups, and some modular representations of the group Gn over the field GF(2) are described.
Originally published in Diskretnaya Matematika (2016)27, No3, 74–94 (in Russian).
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