Bounds for codes by semidefinite programming
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Abstract: Delsarte's method and its extensions allow to consider the upper bound problem for codes in 2-point-homogeneous spaces as a linear programming problem with perhaps infinitely many variables, which are the distance distribution. We show that using as variables power sums of distances this problem can be considered as a finite semidefinite programming problem. This method allows to improve some linear programming upper bounds. In particular we obtain new bounds of one-sided kissing numbers.
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- Semidefinite programming, multivariate orthogonal polynomials, and codes in spherical caps
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- New upper bounds for kissing numbers from semidefinite programming
- Strengthened semidefinite programming bounds for codes
- Spectral approach to linear programming bounds on codes
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