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Complete solution to cyclotomy of order \(2l^{2}\) with prime l

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Let lp be odd primes, \(q=p^r,\) \(r\in \mathbf {Z}^{+},\) \(q\equiv 1\pmod {2l^2}\) and \(\mathbf {F}_q\) a field with q elements. The problem of determining cyclotomic numbers in terms of the solutions of certain Diophantine systems has been treated by many authors since the age of Gauss but still effective formulae are yet to be known. In this paper we obtain an explicit expression for cyclotomic numbers of order \(2l^{2}.\) The formula consists of the cyclotomic numbers of orders \(\displaystyle {l, 2l, l^2}\) and the coefficients of a special type Jacobi sum of order \(2l^2.\) At the end, we illustrate the nature of two matrices corresponding to two types of cyclotomic numbers.

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The first and second authors thank Central University of Jharkhand, Ranchi, Jharkhand for providing necessary facilities to carry out this research.

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Ahmed, M.H., Tanti, J. & Hoque, A. Complete solution to cyclotomy of order \(2l^{2}\) with prime l. Ramanujan J 53, 529–550 (2020). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11139-019-00182-9

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