1997
DOI: 10.1006/ffta.1996.0156
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Minimal Codes of Prime-Power Length

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“…If t"(m), then m"2, 4, pL, or 2pL for some odd prime p and integer n51 [3, p. 76]. In case m"2, 4, or pL, the explicit expressions for the primitive idempotents are obtained in [4]. Here we consider the case when m"2pL and obtain explicit expressions for the 2n#2 primitive idempotents in R. As a consequence the minimal cyclic codes of length 2pL over F O are obtained as ideals of R. The generating polynomial, the dimension, and the minimum distance for these codes are obtained in Section 3.…”
Section: Introduction Let Fmentioning
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“…If t"(m), then m"2, 4, pL, or 2pL for some odd prime p and integer n51 [3, p. 76]. In case m"2, 4, or pL, the explicit expressions for the primitive idempotents are obtained in [4]. Here we consider the case when m"2pL and obtain explicit expressions for the 2n#2 primitive idempotents in R. As a consequence the minimal cyclic codes of length 2pL over F O are obtained as ideals of R. The generating polynomial, the dimension, and the minimum distance for these codes are obtained in Section 3.…”
Section: Introduction Let Fmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…While computing idempotent generators of the minimal abelian codes over a finite field, Ferraz and Milies [11] gave a simple method of computing the results obtained in [2,15].…”
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“…(2) For each odd with | 2 , the number of irreducible polynomials of degree is ( )/ ⋅ gcd( , − 1), and the number irreducible polynomials of degree 2 is…”
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“…(1) In [1,2], = 2, 4, , and 2 , where is an odd prime and is a primitive root modulo . (2) In [3,4], = 2 , ≥ 3.…”
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