Constructions of Optimal Cyclic ({r},{\delta }) Locally Repairable Codes

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Abstract: A code is said to be a r-local locally repairable code (LRC) if each of its coordinates can be repaired by accessing at most r other coordinates. When some of the r coordinates are also erased, the r-local LRC can not accomplish the local repair, which leads to the concept of (r,delta)-locality. A q-ary [n,k] linear code cC is said to have (r,delta)-locality (deltage2) if for each coordinate i, there exists a punctured subcode of cC with support containing i, whose length is at most r+delta1, and whose minimum distance is at least delta. The (r,delta)-LRC can tolerate delta1 erasures in total, which degenerates to a r-local LRC when delta=2. A q-ary (r,delta) LRC is called optimal if it meets the Singleton-like bound for (r,delta)-LRCs. A class of optimal q-ary cyclic r-local LRCs with lengths nmidq1 were constructed by Tamo, Barg, Goparaju and Calderbank based on the q-ary Reed-Solomon codes. In this paper, we construct a class of optimal q-ary cyclic (r,delta)-LRCs (deltage2) with length nmidq1, which generalizes the results of Tamo emph{et al.} Moreover, we construct a new class of optimal q-ary cyclic r-local LRCs with lengths nmidq+1 and a new class of optimal q-ary cyclic (r,delta)-LRCs (deltage2) with lengths nmidq+1. The constructed optimal LRCs with length n=q+1 have the best-known length q+1 for the given finite field with size q when the minimum distance is larger than 4.










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