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A new upper bound for the length of snakes (English)
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1985
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A d-dimensional circuit code of spread s is a simple circuit C in the graph of the d-dimensional unit cube with the property that for any vertices x and y of C which differ in exactly r coordinates, \(r<s\), there exists a path from x to y consisting of r edges of C. This property is useful for detecting and limiting errors. In this paper we give a new upper bound for the maximum length of a d-dimensional circuit code of spread 2.
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circuit code
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graph of the d-dimensional unit cube
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maximum length
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