代写MTH6108、代写Python/C++程序

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Main Examination period 2020 – May/June – Semester B

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MTH6108 / MTH6108P: Coding Theory

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Examiners: S. Sasaki, I. Tomasˇic′

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Question 1 [25 marks].

(a) What is the minimum distance of the code

{LONDON, BERLIN, DUBLIN, LISBON}

over the alphabetA = {A, B, . . . , Z}? [3]

(b) Find a 4-ary code that is 3-error-detecting but not 2-error-correcting. [4]

(c) Compute the following numbers and justify your answers. State clearly any

results you use from the lectures without proofs.

(i) A2(4, 3) [5]

(ii) A3(4, 3) [5]

(d) Prove that A3(7, 4) ≤ 57. State clearly any results you use from the lectures

without proofs. [8]

Question 2 [10 marks]. Let C be the code {000, 010, 101} of length 3 over

A = {0, 1}.

(a) Find a nearest-neighbour decoding process for C. [5]

(b) If the symbol error probability is 13 , what is the word error probability for the

word 010? Justify your answer. [5]

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Question 3 [25 marks].

(a) Prove that

{x1x2x3x4 ∈ F4q | x1 + x2 + x3 = x2 + x3 + x4 = 0}

is a linear [4, 2, 2]-code over Fq (where q is a prime power). [9]

(b) Find a generator matrix and a parity-check matrix for the code

{0000, 1010, 1001, 0011}

over F2 = {0, 1}. [8]

(c) Let C be the parity-check code of length 3 over F3 = {0, 1, 2}.

(i) Find a generator matrix for C. [4]

(ii) Find a generator matrix for a code equivalent, but not equal, to C. [4]

Question 4 [20 marks]. Let C be the binary code

{0000, 0110, 1101, 1011}

of length 4 over F2 = {0, 1}.

(a) Write down a Slepian array for C. [7]

(b) Write down a syndrome look-up table for C. [7]

(c) Using the syndrome look-up table, find a nearest-neighbour decoding process. [6]

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Question 5 [20 marks].

(a) Find a basis for the Reed-Muller codeR(1, 3) over F2 = {0, 1} and write down

all the words of weight 1 in the code. [8]

(b) Write down all the words in the Hamming code Ham(2, 3) over F3 = {0, 1, 2}. [5]

(c) In each of the following cases, give an example of an MDS code of length n and

redundancy r over Fq that works for every prime power q. Justify your answer

concisely.

(i) n = 2020 and r = 1, [3]

(ii) n = q+ 1 and r = 2. [4]

End of Paper.

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