MODERATE-DENSITY CLOSE-CLOSED LOOP BURST ERROR DETECTING CODES

Authors

  • Bal Kishan Dass Department of Mathematics, University of Delhi, Delhi 110 007, India
  • Sapna Jain Department of Mathematics, University of Delhi, Delhi 110 007, India

Keywords:

Cyclic Codes, Moderate-Density Bursts, Close-Closed Loop Bursts, Error Detecting Codes

Abstract

In this paper, we study cyclic codes detecting a subclass of close-closed loop
bursts viz. moderate-density close-closed loop bursts. A subclass of CT close-closed loop bursts called CT moderate-density close-closed loop bursts is also studied. A comparative study of the results obtained in this paper has also been made.

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B.K. Dass and Sapna Jain (2000), Low-Density Close-Closed Loop Burst Error Detecting Codes, accepted for publication in Korean Journal of Computational and Applied

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Published

2003-02-16

Issue

Vol. 14 (2003)

Section

Volume 14-2003

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