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Decoding beyond the BCH bound (Corresp.)

C. Hartmann

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In this correspondence, a decoding algorithm to decode beyond the BCH bound is introduced. It gives a complete minimum distance decoding for any cyclic code. A comparison between this decoding algorithm and previously existing ones is also given.

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In this correspondence, a decoding algorithm to decode beyond the BCH bound is introduced. It gives a complete minimum distance decoding for any cyclic code. A comparison between this decoding algorithm and previously existing ones is also given.

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In this correspondence, a decoding algorithm to decode beyond the BCH bound is introduced. It gives a complete minimum distance decoding for any cyclic code. A comparison between this decoding algorithm and previously existing ones is also given.

Key concepts: BCH code, Decoding methods, Berlekamp–Welch algorithm, List decoding, Computer science, Sequential decoding, Upper and lower bounds, Code (set theory)

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