On linear balancing sets
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Abstract: Let n be an even positive integer and F be the field GF(2). A word in F^n is called balanced if its Hamming weight is n/2. A subset C subseteq F^n$ is called a balancing set if for every word y in F^n there is a word x in C such that y + x is balanced. It is shown that most linear subspaces of F^n of dimension slightly larger than 3/2log_2(n) are balancing sets. A generalization of this result to linear subspaces that are "almost balancing" is also presented. On the other hand, it is shown that the problem of deciding whether a given set of vectors in F^n spans a balancing set, is NP-hard. An application of linear balancing sets is presented for designing efficient error-correcting coding schemes in which the codewords are balanced.
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