2021
DOI: 10.1515/jmc-2020-0003
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Reproducible families of codes and cryptographic applications

Abstract: Structured linear block codes such as cyclic, quasi-cyclic and quasi-dyadic codes have gained an increasing role in recent years both in the context of error control and in that of code-based cryptography. Some well known families of structured linear block codes have been separately and intensively studied, without searching for possible bridges between them. In this article, we start from well known examples of this type and generalize them into a wider class of codes that we call ℱ-reproducible codes. Some … Show more

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“…Note also that k[x]/(x n − 1) is the group algebra k [C n ] of the cyclic group C n with n elements. More generally, [Santini et al, 2021] study matrices whose rows are related through an arbitrary family of permutations rather than just cyclic shifts, and under which conditions these matrices form a ring. Group algebras themselves have a history in coding theory.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Note also that k[x]/(x n − 1) is the group algebra k [C n ] of the cyclic group C n with n elements. More generally, [Santini et al, 2021] study matrices whose rows are related through an arbitrary family of permutations rather than just cyclic shifts, and under which conditions these matrices form a ring. Group algebras themselves have a history in coding theory.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%