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The residue class of t generates F8×

Example

In F8=F2[t]/(t3+t+1), the residue class a of t has order 7 and generates F8×.

Facts & Assumptions

Given: The quotient A=F2[t]/(t3+t+1) and the class a.

[L1]

A polynomial quotient over a field is a field exactly when its modulus is irreducible (For a nonconstant p in F[x], the ideal (p) is maximal and F[x]/(p) is a field exactly when p is irreducible).

[L4]

The nonzero elements of a finite field form a cyclic group (The multiplicative group Fq× of a finite field is cyclic).

Verification

technique · direct
1.1

The cubic has no root in F2, so [L1] and [L3] make the quotient a field, and [L2] gives its eight elements. The defining relation is a3=a+1.

givenL1L2L3
2.1

Reduction gives a0=1, a, a2, a3=a+1, a4=a2+a, a5=a2+a+1, a6=a2+1, and a7=1.

step 1.1algebra
3.1

The first seven displayed powers are distinct and are all nonzero elements, so a has order 7 and generates A×, in agreement with [L4].

step 2.1L4

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