In this article, several new constructions for ring-linear codes are given. The class of base rings are the Galois rings of characteristic 4, which include as its smallest and most important member. Associated with th...
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In this article, several new constructions for ring-linear codes are given. The class of base rings are the Galois rings of characteristic 4, which include as its smallest and most important member. Associated with these rings are the Hjelmslev geometries, and the central tool for the construction is geometric dualization. Applying it to the -preimages of the Kerdock codes and a related family of codes we will call Teichmuller codes, we get two new infinite series of codes and compute their symmetrized weight enumerators. In some cases, residuals of the original code give further interesting codes. The generalized Gray map translates our codes into ordinary, generally non-linearcodes in the Hamming space. The obtained parameters include (58, 2(7), 28)(2), (60, 2(8), 28)(2), (114, 2(8), 56)(2), (372, 2(10), 184)(2) and (1988, 2(12), 992)(2) which provably have higher minimum distance than any linearcode of equal length and cardinality over an alphabet of the same size (better-than-linear, BTL), as well as (180, 2(9), 88)(2), (244, 2(9), 120)(2), (484, 2(10), 240)(2) and (504, 4(6), 376)(4) where no comparable (in the above sense) linearcode is known (better-than-known-linear, BTKL).
We investigate properties of two-weight codes over finite Frobenius rings, giving constructions for the modular case. A -modular code (in: Honold T, Honold in Proceedings of the fifth international workshop on optimal...
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We investigate properties of two-weight codes over finite Frobenius rings, giving constructions for the modular case. A -modular code (in: Honold T, Honold in Proceedings of the fifth international workshop on optimal codes and related topics, White Lagoon, Bulgaria, 2007) is characterized as having a generator matrix where each column appears with multiplicity for some . Generalizing (Delsarte in Discret Math 3:47-64, 1972) and (Byrne et al in Finite Fields Appl 18(4):711-727, 2012), we show that the additive group of a two-weight code satisfying certain constraint equations (and in particular a modular code) has a strongly regular Cayley graph and derive existence conditions on its parameters. We provide a construction for an infinite family of modular two-weight codes arising from unions of submodules with pairwise trivial intersection. The corresponding strongly regular graphs are isomorphic to graphs from orthogonal arrays.
In this work, we determine new linear equations for the weight distribution of linearcodes over finite chain rings. The identities are determined by counting the number of some special submatrices of the parity-check...
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In this work, we determine new linear equations for the weight distribution of linearcodes over finite chain rings. The identities are determined by counting the number of some special submatrices of the parity-check matrix of the code. Thanks to these relations we are able to compute the full weight distribution of codes with small Singleton defects, such as MDS, MDR and AMDR codes.& COPY;2023 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
Delsarte showed that for any projective linearcode over a finite field GF(p(r)) with two nonzero Hamming weights w(1) < w(2) there exist positive integers u and s such that w(1) = p(s)u and w(2) = p(s)(u + 1). Mor...
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Delsarte showed that for any projective linearcode over a finite field GF(p(r)) with two nonzero Hamming weights w(1) < w(2) there exist positive integers u and s such that w(1) = p(s)u and w(2) = p(s)(u + 1). Moreover, he showed that the additive group of such a code has a strongly regular Cayley graph. Here we show that for any regular projective linearcode C over a finite Frobenius ring with two integral nonzero homogeneous weights w(1) < w(2) there is a positive integer d, a divisor of vertical bar C vertical bar, and positive integer u such that w(1) = du and w(2) = d(u + 1). This gives a new proof of the known result that any such code yields a strongly regular graph. We apply these results to existence questions on two-weight codes. (C) 2012 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
This paper deals with a particular class of coloured designs: the incidence vectors of all blocks of these designs have the same composition, and the same is true for the incidence vectors of all points. For this reas...
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This paper deals with a particular class of coloured designs: the incidence vectors of all blocks of these designs have the same composition, and the same is true for the incidence vectors of all points. For this reason, we call these designs constant composition designs, or CC-designs for short. We will derive necessary and sufficient conditions on the existence and conclude the presentation with a collection of examples. (c) 2008 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
In [Thomas Honold. Two-intersection sets in projective Hjelmslev spaces. In Proceedings of the 19th International Symposium on Mathematical Theory of Networks and Systems, pages 1807-1813, 2010], it has been shown tha...
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In this paper we investigate known Singleton-like bounds in the Lee metric and characterize their extremal codes, which turn out to be very few. We then focus on Plotkin-like bounds in the Lee metric and present a new...
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In this paper we investigate known Singleton-like bounds in the Lee metric and characterize their extremal codes, which turn out to be very few. We then focus on Plotkin-like bounds in the Lee metric and present a new bound that extends and refines a previously known, and out-performs it in the case of non-free codes. We then compute the density of extremal codes with regard to the new bound. Finally we fill a gap in the characterization of Lee-equidistant codes. (c) 2022 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
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