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摘要
我们估计了从超椭圆曲线上定义的初级单次仿射变异码的最小距离 \({x^5} + x - {y^2}\) 结束 \(\mathbb{F}_7\). 为了估计码的最小距离,我们应用符号计算实现Geil和Özbudak提出的技术。对于其中的一些码,我们也得到了符号对距离。进一步给出了构造码的广义汉明权值的下界。所提出的广义汉明权值的计算方法适用于任何原生单仿射变码。
We estimate the minimum distance of primary monomial affine variety codes defined from a hyperelliptic curve \({x^5} + x - {y^2}\) over \(\mathbb{F}_7\). To estimate the minimum distance of the codes, we apply symbolic computations implementing the techniques suggested by Geil and Özbudak. For some of these codes, we also obtain the symbol-pair distance. Furthermore, lower bounds on the generalized Hamming weights of the constructed codes are obtained. The proposed method to calculate the generalized Hamming weights can be applied to any primary monomial affine variety codes.
期刊介绍:
Problems of Information Transmission is of interest to researcher in all fields concerned with the research and development of communication systems. This quarterly journal features coverage of statistical information theory; coding theory and techniques; noisy channels; error detection and correction; signal detection, extraction, and analysis; analysis of communication networks; optimal processing and routing; the theory of random processes; and bionics.