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Yaotsu Chang

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A family of group divisible designs with arbitrary block sizes

Recently, a construction of group divisible designs (GDDs) derived from the decoding of quadratic residue (QR) codes was given. In this paper, we extend the idea to obtain a new family of GDDs, which is also involved with a well-known balanced incomplete block design (BIBD).

math.CO

Degrees of irreducible polynomials over binary field

An algorithm for factoring polynomials over finite fields is given by Berlekamp in 1967. The main tool was the matrix Q corresponding to each polynomial. This paper studies the degrees of polynomials over binary field that associated with their corresponding matrices Q and irreducibility.

math.NT

A construction of group divisible designs with zero block sum

This paper gives a construction of group divisible designs on the binary extension fields with block sizes 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7, respectively, which is motivated from the decoding of binary quadratic residue codes. A conjecture is proposed for this construction of group divisible designs with larger block sizes.

math.CO

Multivariate Interpolation Formula over Finite Fields and Its Applications in Coding Theory

A multivariate interpolation formula (MVIF) over finite fields is presented by using the proposed Kronecker delta function. The MVIF can be applied to yield polynomial relations over the base field among homogeneous symmetric rational functions. Besides the property that all the coefficients are coming from the base field, there is also a significant one on the degrees of the obtained polynomial; namely, the degree of each term satisfies certain condition. Next, for any cyclic codes the unknown syndrome representation can also be provided by the proposed MVIF and also has the same properties. By applying the unknown syndrome representation and the Berlekamp-Massey algorithm, one-step decoding algorithms can be developed to determine the error locator polynomials for arbitrary cyclic codes.

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