Hypercube packings and coverings with higher dimensional rooks
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Abstract: We introduce a generalization of classical -ary codes by allowing points to cover other points that are Hamming distance or in a freely chosen subset of all directions. More specifically, we generalize the notion of -covering, -packing, and -packing in the case of -ary codes. In the covering case, we establish the analog of the sphere-packing bound and in the packing case, we establish an analog of the singleton bound. Given these analogs, in the covering case we establish that the sphere-packing bound is asymptotically never tight except in trivial cases. This is in essence an analog of a seminal result of Rodemich regarding -ary codes. In the packing case we establish for the -packing and -packing cases that the analog of the singleton bound is tight in several possible cases and conjecture that these bounds are optimal in general.
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