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Reed-Solomon convolutional codes

Heide Gluesing-Luerssen, Wiland Schmale

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In this paper we introduce a specific class of cyclic convolutional codes. The construction is based on Reed-Solomon block codes. The algebraic parameters as well as the distance of these codes are determined. This shows that some of these codes are optimal or near optimal

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In this paper we introduce a specific class of cyclic convolutional codes. The construction is based on Reed-Solomon block codes. The algebraic parameters as well as the distance of these codes are determined. This shows that some of these codes are optimal or near optimal

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In this paper we introduce a specific class of cyclic convolutional codes. The construction is based on Reed-Solomon block codes. The algebraic parameters as well as the distance of these codes are determined. This shows that some of these codes are optimal or near optimal

Key concepts: Reed–Solomon error correction, Convolutional code, Block code, Turbo code, Serial concatenated convolutional codes, Concatenated error correction code, Linear code, Reed–Muller code

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