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Victor Zinoviev

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On maximum distance separable and completely regular codes

We investigate when a maximum distance separable ($MDS$) code over $F_q$ is also completely regular ($CR$). For lengths $n=q+1$ and $n=q+2$ we provide a complete classification of the $MDS$ codes that are $CR$ or at least uniformly packed in the wide sense ($UPWS$). For the more restricted case $n\leq q$ with $q\leq 5$ we obtain a full classification (up to equivalence) of all nontrivial $MDS$ codes: there are none for $q=2$; only the ternary Hamming code for $q=3$; four nontrivial families for $q=4$; and exactly six linear $MDS$ codes for $q=5$ (three of which are $CR$ and one admits a self-dual version). Additionally, we close two gaps left open in a previous classification of self-dual $CR$ codes with covering radius $ρ\leq 3$: we precisely determine over which finite fields the $MDS$ self-dual completely regular codes with parameters $[2,1,2]_q$ and $[4,2,3]_q$ exist.

math.CO

On new infinite families of completely regular and completely transitive codes

In two previous papers we constructed new families of completely regular codes by concatenation methods. Here we determine cases in which the new codes are completely transitive. For these cases we also find the automorphism groups of such codes. For the remaining cases, we show that the codes are not completely transitive assuming an upper bound on the order of the monomial automorphism groups, according to computational results.

cs.IT

On Sylvester-type constructions of Hadamard matrices and their modifications

Using the ideas of concatenation construction of codes over the $q$-ary alphabet, we modify the known generalized Sylvester-type construction of the Hadamard matrices. The new construction is based on two collections of the Hadamard matrices. In particular this construction involves $m$ Hadamard matrices of order $k$ and $k$ Hadamard matrices of order $m$. These matrices are not necessary different. As a result we obtain a Hadamard matrix of order $km$. The new construction gives many possibilities for construction of the new Hadamard matrices with different ranks and dimension of kernel.

math.CO

On binary quadratic symmetric bent and almost bent functions

We give a new simple construction for known binary quadratic symmetric bent and almost bent functions. In particular, for even number of variables, they are self-dual and anti-self-dual quadratic bent functions, respectively, which are not of the Maiorana-McFarland type, but affine equivalent to it.

cs.IT

On Kloosterman sums over finite fields of characteristic 3

We study the divisibility by 3^k of Kloosterman sums K(a) over finite fields of characteristic 3. We give a new recurrent algorithm for finding the largest k, such that 3^k divides the Kloosterman sum K(a). This gives a new simple test for zeros of such Kloosterman sums.

math.NT

On linear $q$-ary completely regular codes with $ρ=2$ and dual antipodal

We characterize all linear $q$-ary completely regular codes with covering radius $ρ=2$ when the dual codes are antipodal. These completely regular codes are extensions of linear completely regular codes with covering radius 1, which are all classified. For $ρ=2$, we give a list of all such codes known to us. This also gives the characterization of two weight linear antipodal codes.

cs.IT

On lifting perfect codes

In this paper we consider completely regular codes, obtained from perfect (Hamming) codes by lifting the ground field. More exactly, for a given perfect code C of length n=(q^m-1)/(q-1) over F_q with a parity check matrix H_m, we define a new code C_{(m,r)} of length n over F_{q^r}, r > 1, with this parity check matrix H_m. The resulting code C_{(m,r)} is completely regular with covering radius R = min{r,m}. We compute the intersection numbers of such codes and, finally, we prove that Hamming codes are the only codes that, after lifting the ground field, result in completely regular codes.

cs.IT