Multiplicative Homomorphic Mapping

From: "Aldar C-F. Chan" <aldar@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Sun, 21 Aug 2005 19:27:31 GMT

Suppose I have a multiplicative subgroup S_1 in the extension field K/F
generated by a q-th root of unity in K/F. I also have a multiplicative
subgroup S_2 of order q in some other finite field F'. I want to find an
invertible
group homomorphism between S_1 and S_2. Is there a way to implement
this map?

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