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Generalizations of Jacobsthal sums and hypergeometric series over finite fields

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For non-negative integers $$l_{1}, l_{2},\ldots , l_{n}$$ , we define character sums $$\varphi _{(l_{1}, l_{2},\ldots , l_{n})}$$ and $$\psi _{(l_{1}, l_{2},\ldots , l_{n})}$$ over a finite field which are generalizations… Click to show full abstract

For non-negative integers $$l_{1}, l_{2},\ldots , l_{n}$$ , we define character sums $$\varphi _{(l_{1}, l_{2},\ldots , l_{n})}$$ and $$\psi _{(l_{1}, l_{2},\ldots , l_{n})}$$ over a finite field which are generalizations of Jacobsthal and modified Jacobsthal sums, respectively. We express these character sums in terms of Greeneā€™s finite field hypergeometric series. We then express the number of points on the hyperelliptic curves $$y^2=(x^m+a)(x^m+b)(x^m+c)$$ and $$y^2=x(x^m+a)(x^m+b)(x^m+c)$$ over a finite field in terms of the character sums $$\varphi _{(l_{1}, l_{2}, l_{3})}$$ and $$\psi _{(l_{1}, l_{2}, l_{3})}$$ , and finally obtain expressions in terms of the finite field hypergeometric series.

Keywords: generalizations jacobsthal; hypergeometric series; finite field; series; jacobsthal sums

Journal Title: Ramanujan Journal
Year Published: 2021

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