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Graph codes from finite ring produce optimal weighted linear codes

Graph-Based Linear Codes Associated with the Finite Ring $\mathbb{F}_p[x]/\langle x^4 \rangle$

Abstract: We investigate the linear codes derived from the zero-divisor graph $Γ(R)$ of the finite local ring $R = \mathbb{F}_p[x]/\langle x^4 \rangle$ for an odd prime $p$. Using an equitable partition of $Z^*(R)$, we determine the parameters of the binary incidence code of $Γ(R)$ and construct induced bipartite subgraph codes achieving dual minimum distance $4$. Over $\mathbb{F}_p$, we parameterize the adjacency and Laplacian codes, derive the closed-form weight distribution of the Laplacian code via the MacWilliams identity, and establish its LCD property. Additionally, we determine the automorphism groups of the graph and its matrix codes. Finally, from extremal subgraphs of $Γ(R)$, we construct two families of Griesmer-optimal linear codes over $\mathbb{F}_p$, comprising a constant-weight minimal code and an optimal two-weight code.

Tue 6 OctInformation Theory
The gist
This paper looks at special kinds of codes made from a specific math object called a finite local ring. The authors study the connections in a graph built from this ring to find new codes with good error-detection and correction features. They figure out key properties like code length, weight, and symmetry. Using patterns in this graph, they create two strong types of codes that are minimal or have only two weights, which are useful for communication systems.
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