On Multifold Packings of Radius-1 Balls in Hamming Graphs
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Abstract: A -fold -packing (multiple radius- covering) in a Hamming metric space is a code such that the radius- balls centered in cover each vertex of the space by not more (not less, respectively) than times. The well-known -error-correcting codes correspond to the case , while in general multifold -packing are related with list decodable codes. We (a) propose asymptotic bounds for the maximum size of a -ary -fold -packing as grows; (b) prove that a -ary distance- MDS code of length is an optimal -fold -packing if ; (c) derive an upper bound for the size of a binary -fold -packing and a lower bound for the size of a binary multiple radius- covering (the last bound allows to update the small-parameters table); (d) classify all optimal binary -fold -packings up to length , in particular, establish the maximum size of a binary -fold -packing of length ; (e) prove some properties of -perfect unitrades, which are a special case of -fold -packings. Keywords: Hamming graph, multifold ball packings, two-fold ball packings, list decodable codes, multiple coverings, completely regular codes, linear programming bound
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