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Code sequences for frequency-hopping multiple-access systems

I. Vajda

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A new code construction is given for slow frequency-hopping multiple-access channels. The construction is based on the cyclic concatenation of special subcodes of two Reed-Solomon codes.>

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A new code construction is given for slow frequency-hopping multiple-access channels. The construction is based on the cyclic concatenation of special subcodes of two Reed-Solomon codes.>

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A new code construction is given for slow frequency-hopping multiple-access channels. The construction is based on the cyclic concatenation of special subcodes of two Reed-Solomon codes.>

Key concepts: Concatenation (mathematics), Frequency-hopping spread spectrum, Code (set theory), Computer science, Spread spectrum, Theoretical computer science, Computer network, Algorithm

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