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An application of difference sets to a problem concerning graphical codes
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    An application of difference sets to a problem concerning graphical codes (English)
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    4 September 1997
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    The authors prove that a binary code generated by a complete graph on \(n\) nodes is contained in some Hamming code if and only if \(n=2,3\), or 6.
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    difference set
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    binary code
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    Hamming code
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