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CLASSIFICATION OF BINARY FORMALLY SELF-DUAL EVEN CODES OF LENGTH 18

  • Han, Sunghyu (School of Liberal Arts Korea University of Technology and Education)
  • Published : 2012.11.15
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Abstract

We give the complete classification of binary formally self-dual even codes of length 18. There are exactly 26568 inequivalent such codes. This completes the classification of binary formally self-dual even codes of length up to 18.

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