Construction Of Asymptotically Good Low-rate Error-correcting Codes Through Pseudo-random Graphs

N. Alon,Jehoshua Bruck,J. Naor,M. Naor,R. Roth

Published 1991 in Proceedings. 1991 IEEE International Symposium on Information Theory

ABSTRACT

A novel technique, based on the pseudo-random properties of certain graphs known as expanders, is used to obtain novel simple explicit constructions of asymptotically good codes. In one of the constructions, the expanders are used to enhance Justesen codes by replicating, shuffling, and then regrouping the code coordinates. For any fixed (small) rate, and for a sufficiently large alphabet, the codes thus obtained lie above the Zyablov bound. Using these codes as outer codes in a concatenated scheme, a second asymptotic good construction is obtained which applies to small alphabets (say, GF(2)) as well. Although these concatenated codes lie below the Zyablov bound, they are still superior to previously known explicit constructions in the zero-rate neighborhood. >

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  • Publication year

    1991

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    Proceedings. 1991 IEEE International Symposium on Information Theory

  • Publication date

    1991-06-24

  • Fields of study

    Mathematics, Computer Science

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