On the cyclicity of Goppa codes, parity-check subcodes of Goppa codes, and extended Goppa codes
Let \(K\) be an extension field of a prime finite field. A semilinear transformation on \(K^n\) is the action of a permutation of coordinates in \(K^n\) followed by an automorphism of the field \(K\). An induced-cyclic code is a code for which the cyclic property comes from a semilinear transformation. The paper contains the determination of all induced-cyclic Goppa codes. It also gives a necessary and sufficient condition for a Goppa code to have an induced-cyclic extension. Extensions of Goppa codes are shown to be alternant codes.
- Further results about the cyclicity of generalized Goppa codes
- Which extended Goppa codes are cyclic?
- Non-binary irreducible quasi-cyclic parity-check subcodes of Goppa codes and extended Goppa codes
- A new subclass of cyclic Goppa codes
- Structural cryptanalysis of McEliece schemes with compact keys
- Goppa and related codes invariant under a prescribed permutation
- Cyclic Generalized Separable (L, G) Codes
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- New classes of cyclic extended Goppa codes
- Quasi-cyclic Goppa codes with special Goppa polynomials and matched location sets
- Counting extended irreducible Goppa codes
- Two classes of cyclic extended double-error-correcting Goppa codes
- Upper bound on the number of inequivalent extended binary irreducible Goppa codes
- Two classes of quasi-cyclic codes via irreducible polynomials
- Factorization of invariant polynomials under actions of projective linear groups and its applications in coding theory
- Generator polynomials of cyclic expurgated or extended Goppa codes with odd characteristic
- Non-binary expurgated and extended Goppa codes with dihedral or 4-th alternating automorphism groups
- Quasi-cyclic binary extended and expurgated Goppa codes and their parameters
- On breaking McEliece keys using brute force
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