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Improving the Linkage Construction with Echelon-Ferrers for Constant-Dimension Codes

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arxiv 2002.10035 v3 pith:YCVX2VR3 submitted 2020-02-24 cs.IT math.IT

Xianmang He , Yindong Chen , Zusheng Zhang This is my paper · ORCID
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Echelon-Ferrers is an important method to improve lower bounds for constant-dimension codes, which can be applied on various parameters. Fagang Li [12] combined the linkage construction and echelon-Ferrers to obtain some new lower bounds of constant-dimension codes. In this letter, we generalize this linkage construction to obtain new lower bounds.

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