Abstract

In this study, we explore maximum distance separable (MDS) self-dual codes over Galois rings G R ( p m , r ) with p ≡ − 1 ( mod 4 ) and odd r. Using the building-up construction, we construct MDS self-dual codes of length four and eight over G R ( p m , 3 ) with ( p = 3 and m = 2 , 3 , 4 , 5 , 6 ), ( p = 7 and m = 2 , 3 ), ( p = 11 and m = 2 ), ( p = 19 and m = 2 ), ( p = 23 and m = 2 ), and ( p = 31 and m = 2 ). In the building-up construction, it is important to determine the existence of a square matrix U such that U U T = − I , which is called an antiorthogonal matrix. We prove that there is no 2 × 2 antiorthogonal matrix over G R ( 2 m , r ) with m ≥ 2 and odd r.

Highlights

  • In coding theory, the minimum distance is very important because it indicates the ability to perform error correction on the codes

  • In this study, we explore maximum distance separable (MDS) self-dual codes over Galois rings

  • MDS self-dual codes have been studied over finite fields and over finite rings Z pm

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Summary

Introduction

The minimum distance is very important because it indicates the ability to perform error correction on the codes. Codes that contain both structures, which are called MDS self-dual codes, have been investigated. We used the building-up construction method which was described in [9] to construct MDS self-dual codes. For this method, it is very important to determine the existence of a square matrix U such that UU T = − I, which is called an antiorthogonal matrix [10,11]. All of the computations in this paper were performed using the computer algebra system Magma [13]

Galois Rings
MDS Codes
Self-Dual Codes and Building-Up Construction
MDS Self-Dual Codes
MDS Self-Dual Codes over Galois Rings
Antiorthogonal Matrices over Galois Rings
Review of Previous Research
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