Abstract

Perfect nonlinear functions from a finite group GG to another one HH are those functions f:G→Hf: G \rightarrow H such that for all nonzero α∈Gα\in G, the derivative dαf:x↦f(αx)f(x)−1d_αf: x \mapsto f(αx) f(x)^{-1} is balanced. In the case where both GG and HH are Abelian groups, f:G→Hf: G \rightarrow H is perfect nonlinear if and only if ff is bent i.e for all nonprincipal character χχ of HH, the (discrete) Fourier transform of χ∘fχ\circ f has a constant magnitude equals to ∣G∣|G|. In this paper, using the theory of linear representations, we exhibit similar bentness-like characterizations in the cases where GG and/or HH are (finite) non Abelian groups. Thus we extend the concept of bent functions to the framework of non Abelian groups.

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