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Better error correction codes improve quantum and classical communications

New distance bounds for one-generator quasi-cyclic codes with applications to Hermitian LCD codes and entanglement-assisted quantum codes

Abstract: We introduce lower bounds on the minimum distance of one-generator quasi-cyclic codes of arbitrary index, obtained by puncturing and shortening the code at the level of its blocks. For balanced codes, these bounds form a nondecreasing chain whose first term is the Jensen bound. We apply these bounds to conduct a computer search and obtain many Hermitian LCD codes with good parameters. Among them there are six codes of length at most 30 which improve the corresponding lower bounds of Araya and Harada. These codes further give maximal-entanglement entanglement-assisted quantum codes, which we compare with the parameters currently recorded in the literature.

Fri 25 SeptInformation Theory
The gist
The paper finds new ways to measure how well certain error-correcting codes called one-generator quasi-cyclic codes can detect mistakes when data is sent. These new measurements help find codes that work better than older ones. The authors used these codes to create special codes that help protect quantum information from errors. These improved codes could lead to better data and quantum communication technologies.
Open → 2609.31300v1