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On The Relationship between (16,6,3)-Designs and (25,12) Self-Orthogonal Codes

Binary self-orthogonal codes and balanced incomplete block designs are two combinatorial configurations that have been much studied because of their wide areas of application. In this paper, we have shown the distribution of (16, 6, 3)-designs in binary (25,12) selforthogonal codes. The paper also presents the relationships among the codes with embedded designs.

G. H. John van Rees | Navid Nasr Esfahani

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