On Normal Sequence in Abelian Group Cn⊕Cn

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Electronic information technology is based on expression, storage, transmission, and process of information. Information expression is usually generalized as information coding technology, one of whose heart theories is combinatorial number theory in algebra. In the process of storing, transmitting, and processing of electronic information technology, problems about encryption and safety need to use algebra theories of group, ring, and domain. It is thus clear that algebra is very important in electronic information theory. This paper makes use of abelian group basic theory of algebra, together with combination number theory, discusses construction problem of normal sequence in of abelian group, and gives several sufficient conditions for a guess establishment of W.D.Gao.

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