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Linear orthogonal binary sequences, special M-Sequences, are used widely in the systems communication channels as in the forward links for mixing the information on connection and as in the backward links of these channels to sift this information which transmitted and the receivers get the information in a correct form In current research trying study the construction of the linear equivalent of a product sequence on two, three, and four degrees over a linear sequences from the field Fp, where p is larger than two, and answering on the request, how is the maximum length of the linear equivalent of a product sequence (on a linear sequence {an} over the field Fp), is it less than rNh as the binary sequences?, or can reach it ?, or the length is exceed this value rNh? And is the product sequences are orthogonal? And we show that in some cases, the maximum length rNh for the binary sequences is not correct for the linear sequences in the finite field Fp for p larger than two and the result product sequences are not orthogonal, also trying study the product sequence on two different LFSRs, and how can use one shift feedback shift register LFSR as a monitor register of other p registers. In the current time, I think, there is no coders or decoders using the sequences over finite fields Fp where p is larger than 2 and from this idea this article showing very need for using in the future.

Study the Linear Equivalent of Nonlinear Sequences over <i>Fp</i> Where p Is Larger Than Two