Multiple coverings of the farthest-off points with small density from projective geometry
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Abstract: Multiple coverings of the farthest-off points (-MCF codes) and the corresponding -saturating sets in projective spaces are considered. We propose and develop some methods which allow us to obtain new small -saturating sets and short -MCF codes with -density either equal to 1 (optimal saturating sets and almost perfect MCF-codes) or close to 1 (roughly , ). In particular, we provide new algebraic constructions and some bounds. Also, we classify minimal and optimal -saturating sets in , small.
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