“…If G is an abelian group and θ 2 is orthogonal to θ 1 , then θ 1 is orthogonal to θ 2 too. This follows from the well-known fact that, for an abelian group (G, +), the inverse of the complete mapping (orthomorphism) is also a complete mapping (orthomorphism) ( [5,13] (2.3), then all of its parastrophes /, \, //, \\, · can be also derived by an orthomorphisms (see [5] and [26]). This fact can be especially useful for designing cryptographic primitives, like encoding and decoding functions.…”