On additive MDS codes with linear projections

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Abstract: We support some evidence that a long additive MDS code over a finite field must be equivalent to a linear code. More precisely, let C be an mathbbFq-linear (n,qhk,nk+1)qh MDS code over mathbbFqh. If k=3, hin2,3, n>maxqh1,hq1+3, and C has three coordinates from which its projections are equivalent to linear codes, we prove that C itself is equivalent to a linear code. If k>3, n>q+k, and there are two disjoint subsets of coordinates whose combined size is at most k2 from which the projections of C are equivalent to linear codes, we prove that C is equivalent to a code which is linear over a larger field than mathbbFq.











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