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Introduction to Coding Theory Lecture Notes

Introduction to Coding Theory Lecture Notes

Introduction to Coding Theory Lecture Notes

This note explains the following topics: Linear Codes, Bounds, Asymptotic Bounds and Shannon’s Theorem, Constructing Codes from Other Codes, Generalized Reed-Solomon Codes, Asymptotically Good Codes, Local Decodability, List Decoding, Hard Problems in Coding Theory, The Nearest Codeword Problem and NP-Completeness.

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s73 Pages
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