I wander the order of $1+gamma_p$, $gamma_p$ is a element of order p.
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Let $F_{2^t}$ be a finite field ,since the multiplicative group $F^*$ is cyclic. There exist a element of order p $gamma_p$ where $p|2^t-1$. I wander the order of $1+gamma_p$. Is there any theorem about this question.
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Let $F_{2^t}$ be a finite field ,since the multiplicative group $F^*$ is cyclic. There exist a element of order p $gamma_p$ where $p|2^t-1$. I wander the order of $1+gamma_p$. Is there any theorem about this question.
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Let $F_{2^t}$ be a finite field ,since the multiplicative group $F^*$ is cyclic. There exist a element of order p $gamma_p$ where $p|2^t-1$. I wander the order of $1+gamma_p$. Is there any theorem about this question.
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Let $F_{2^t}$ be a finite field ,since the multiplicative group $F^*$ is cyclic. There exist a element of order p $gamma_p$ where $p|2^t-1$. I wander the order of $1+gamma_p$. Is there any theorem about this question.
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