A class of nonlinear error correcting codes based upon interleaved two-level sequences (Corresp.)
Levitt, K.; Wolf, J.
Information Theory, IEEE Transactions on
Volume 13, Issue 2, Apr 1967 Page(s): 335 - 336
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Summary: In this correspondence, we consider nonlinear binary error-correcting codes based upon then-fold interleaving of a periodic binary sequence of lengthLwith out-of-phase (normalized) autocorrelation-1/L. Examples of binary sequences with such out-of-phase autocorrelation (termed two-level sequences) are: 1) maximal-length linear shift-register footnote[1]{sequences}, 2) twin-prime footnote[2]{sequences}, 3) quadratic residue footnote[3]{sequences}, and 4) Hall foonote[4]{sequences}.

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