2019
DOI: 10.1016/j.jcta.2019.03.002
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Bilinear forms on finite abelian groups and group-invariant Butson Hadamard matrices

Abstract: Bilinear forms on finite abelian groups and group-invariant Butson Hadamard matrices

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“…In Table 2 we recall the distribution of matrices per classes of BH(n, q) in the said database. (5,5), BH(6, 3), BH (6,4), BH (6,6), BH (7,6), BH (7,7), BH (8,2), BH (8,8), BH(9, 3), BH (9,6), BH (9,9), BH (9,10), BH (10,4), BH (10,10), BH (11,11), BH (12,2), BH (12,3), BH (12,12), BH (12,36), BH (13,13), BH(13, 60)…”
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“…In Table 2 we recall the distribution of matrices per classes of BH(n, q) in the said database. (5,5), BH(6, 3), BH (6,4), BH (6,6), BH (7,6), BH (7,7), BH (8,2), BH (8,8), BH(9, 3), BH (9,6), BH (9,9), BH (9,10), BH (10,4), BH (10,10), BH (11,11), BH (12,2), BH (12,3), BH (12,12), BH (12,36), BH (13,13), BH(13, 60)…”
Section: Numerical Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…for all (a 1 , a 2 ) ∈ Z r q and hence the matrix H defined in ( 4) is Z r q -group invariant in the sense of [8]. Note that the matrix defined in (3) is not Z r q -group invariant.…”
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