Abstract
Four classes of linear network codes have been introduced in the recent work of Yeung et al., namely linear multicast, linear broadcast, linear dispersion and generic linear network code, where each of these four classes of codes is strictly stronger than the preceding one. In this paper, we establish a nontrivial relation between linear dispersion and generic linear network code.
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