Multi-block Two Repeated Fixed Burst Error Correcting Linear Codes
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https://doi.org/10.23755/rm.v43i0.792Keywords:
Linear codes, parity-check matrix, 2-repeated burst of length b(fixed), blockwise correction, syndromes.Abstract
During the digital transmission of information, errors are bound to occur. The errors may be random or burst errors. In this paper, we have obtained necessary and sufficient conditions for the existence of linear codes over that are capable of correcting -repeated burst errors of length(fixed) and -repeated burst errors of length (fixed) within sub-blocks of unequal lengths. We have also constructed a parity-check matrix for such a code.
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