Improved Semidefinite Programming Bound on Sizes of Codes
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Abstract: Let (respectively ) be the maximum possible number of codewords in a binary code (respectively binary constant-weight code) of length and minimum Hamming distance at least . By adding new linear constraints to Schrijver's semidefinite programming bound, which is obtained from block-diagonalising the Terwilliger algebra of the Hamming cube, we obtain two new upper bounds on , namely and . Twenty three new upper bounds on for are also obtained by a similar way.
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