On algebraic methods in covering radius problems
The covering radius of a binary code \(C\subseteq \mathbb{F}^n_2\) is the smallest integer \(R\) such that every point \(x\in \mathbb{F}^n_2\) is within Hamming distance \(R\) from at least one codeword of \(C\). The purpose of this paper is to discuss how characters of finite fields and exponential sums can be applied to covering radius problems. The authors mainly treat two examples of such applications, namely covering radius and normality of BCH codes, and covering radius of codes with given dual distance. The authors also briefly survey some related results. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0847.00060].
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- The reductions for the approximating covering radius problem
- An optimal polynomial for a covering radius problem
- On the multi-radius cover problem
- An algorithmic framework for solving geometric covering problems -- with applications
- Optimal circle covering problems and their applications
- The complexity of the covering radius problem
- On the Geometry of the Solutions of the Cover Problem
- Optimal covering points and related problems
- Algorithms for polytope covering and approximation
- On the covering radius of an unrestricted code as a function of the rate and dual distance
- An algebraic approach to the radius of comparison
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