1976
DOI: 10.1109/tit.1976.1055610
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Further results on Goppa codes and their applications to constructing efficient binary codes

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“…, α n , g). Sugiyama, Kasahara, Hirasawa, and Namekawa showed in [51] that . The Sugiyama-KasaharaHirasawa-Namekawa identity Γ q (.…”
Section: Application To Classical Goppa Codesmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…, α n , g). Sugiyama, Kasahara, Hirasawa, and Namekawa showed in [51] that . The Sugiyama-KasaharaHirasawa-Namekawa identity Γ q (.…”
Section: Application To Classical Goppa Codesmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…Wild Goppa codes [14] are a subclass of Goppa codes and have been suggested for the Wild McEliece [15]. It has been shown in [14] that the wild Goppa codes Γ(L, b q ) and Γ(L, b q−1 ) are the same code of length |L| = n, dimension k ≥ n − rm and distance d ≥ q q−1 r + 1,…”
Section: Wild Goppa Codesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These symbols are also independent of each other extending the length of the code and, importantly, increasing the d min of the code. Sugiyama et al [9,10] described a construction technique mixing the standard Goppa code construction with the Goppa external parity check construction. We give below a simpler construction method applicable to BCH codes and to more general Goppa codes.…”
Section: Extended Bch Codes As Goppa Codesmentioning
confidence: 99%