Bounds and constructions for 3-separable codes with length 3
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Abstract: Separable codes were introduced to provide protection against illegal redistribution of copyrighted multimedia material. Let be a code of length over an alphabet of letters. The descendant code of is defined to be the set of words such that for all , where . is a -separable code if for any two distinct with , , we always have . Let denote the maximal possible size of such a separable code. In this paper, an upper bound on is derived by considering an optimization problem related to a partial Latin square, and then two constructions for -SCs are provided by means of perfect hash families and Steiner triple systems.
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