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    On codes from hypergraphs. (English)
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    14 March 2004
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    Based on hypergraph theory, the authors propose a new family of binary codes. This family of codes generalizes a previous construction of expander codes to \(t\)-uniform hypergraphs. After the introduction Section 2 defines hypergraph codes and gives some properties of them. Section 3 describes the decoding algorithm and introduces the main theorems. The following sections give the proofs of these theorems. Some open problems are presented in section 4.
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    binary codes
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    expander codes
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    hypergraph theory
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    \(t\)-uniform hypergraph
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