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The Complete Affine Automorphism Group of Polar Codes

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arxiv 2103.14215 v1 pith:EJYE2227 submitted 2021-03-26 cs.IT math.IT

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Recently, a permutation-based successive cancellation (PSC) decoding framework for polar codes attaches much attention. It decodes several permuted codewords with independent successive cancellation (SC) decoders. Its latency thus can be reduced to that of SC decoding. However, the PSC framework is ineffective for permutations falling into the lower-triangular affine (LTA) automorphism group, as they are invariant under SC decoding. As such, a larger block lower-triangular affine (BLTA) group that contains SC-variant permutations was discovered for decreasing polar codes. But it was unknown whether BLTA equals the complete automorphism group. In this paper, we prove that BLTA equals the complete automorphisms of decreasing polar codes that can be formulated as affine trasformations.

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