Chapter 3 Linear Codes
... Definition 3.6 (Equivalent). Two linear q-ary codes are equivalent if one can be obtained from the other by a combination of (A). permutation of the positions of the code; (B). multiplication of the symbols appearing in a fixed column by a nonzero scalar. Theorem 3.1. Two k×n generator matrices corr ...
... Definition 3.6 (Equivalent). Two linear q-ary codes are equivalent if one can be obtained from the other by a combination of (A). permutation of the positions of the code; (B). multiplication of the symbols appearing in a fixed column by a nonzero scalar. Theorem 3.1. Two k×n generator matrices corr ...
and B = (6,-1) - Math.utah.edu
... € (a,0) as an ordered pair. b. State the x-intercept c. State the y-intercept (0,b) as an ordered pair. d. f(-3) = e. What is the result when you divide f(x) by ...
... € (a,0) as an ordered pair. b. State the x-intercept c. State the y-intercept (0,b) as an ordered pair. d. f(-3) = e. What is the result when you divide f(x) by ...
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