Avoiding right angles and certain Hamming distances
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Abstract: In this paper we show that the largest possible size of a subset of avoiding right angles, that is, distinct vectors such that and are perpendicular to each other is at most . This improves on the previously best known bound due to Naslund cite{Naslund} and refutes a conjecture of Ge and Shangguan cite{Ge}. A lower bound of is also presented. It is also shown that a subset of avoiding triangles with all right angles can have size at most . Furthermore, asymptotically tight bounds are given for the largest possible size of a subset for which is not self-orthogonal for any distinct . The exact answer is determined for and . Our methods can also be used to bound the maximum possible size of a binary code where no two codewords have Hamming distance divisible by a fixed prime . Our lower- and upper bounds are asymptotically tight and both are sharp in infinitely many cases.
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