Let G denote the ring
GF(2)[x] of polynomials g(x) over the field of integers mod2. Let
It is well known that I(k) = (1∕k)Σd|kμ(d)2k∕d. Here we prove an analog to
Dirichlet’s Theorem on primes in arithmetic progressions. For any m ∈ G the p
counted in I(k) are uniformly distributed among the congruence classes
(b)modm for which (b,m) = 1. The result is especially sharp when m is
square-free.