Exam Details
| Subject | Coding Theory | |
| Paper | ||
| Exam / Course | Master's in Mathematics with Applications in Computer Science | |
| Department | School of Sciences (SOS) | |
| Organization | indira gandhi national open university | |
| Position | ||
| Exam Date | December, 2016 | |
| City, State | new delhi, | 
Question Paper
					Define 'linear and give an example with justification. 
Prove that a binary repetition code of odd length is a perfect code.
Let a Make a table that gives the powers of a as a linear combination of a and a^2. Use it to write as a
linear combination of a and a^2.
Compute the 3-cyclotomic cosets modulo 7.
Find the generator matrix and the parity check matrix for the binary cyclic code of length 7 with generator polynomial x 1).
Let C be a cyclic code over Fq with generating idempotent Prove that the generator polynomial of C is
computed in Fq[x].
Let C be a narrow-sense binary BCH code of designed distance 0 which has the defining set T 12}. Using the primitive 15th root of unity a,where a^4 1 the generator polynomial
of C is 1 x^4 x^6 x^7 x^8. Suppose C is used to transmit a code word and x^6 x^10 x^12 is received. Find the transmitted code word.
You may use the following table:
<img src='./qimages/10182-3a.jpg'>
Construct the generating idempotents of the duadic codes of length 7 over F4.
Let C be the binary code generated by
<img src='./qimages/10182-4a.jpg'>
Find the weight distribution of C.
Find the weight distribution of C1 by using the Mac-Williams identity.
Let C be the Z4-linear code of length 3 with generator matrix
<img src='./qimages/10182-4b.jpg'>
List the 16 code words in C.
List the 16 code words in the Gray image of C.
Let C be the convolutional code with generator matrix 1 D]. Prove that the code C has free distance 3.
Explain the Tanner graph of a code.
Let C be the binary code with parity-check matrix.
<img src='./qimages/10182-5b.jpg'>
Give the Tanner graph of this code.
6. Which of the following statements are True, and which are False? Justify your answers.
l(mod 10).
If C is an k]-code with parity-check matrix then any two words y in C have the same syndrome only if x=y.
If x and y are two code words in an LDPC code, with the minimum distance between them being less than then x and y will differ in only one component.
The dimension of a code C is the same as the dimension of the dual of C.
The minimum distance of any code is its error-coding capability.
				
			Prove that a binary repetition code of odd length is a perfect code.
Let a Make a table that gives the powers of a as a linear combination of a and a^2. Use it to write as a
linear combination of a and a^2.
Compute the 3-cyclotomic cosets modulo 7.
Find the generator matrix and the parity check matrix for the binary cyclic code of length 7 with generator polynomial x 1).
Let C be a cyclic code over Fq with generating idempotent Prove that the generator polynomial of C is
computed in Fq[x].
Let C be a narrow-sense binary BCH code of designed distance 0 which has the defining set T 12}. Using the primitive 15th root of unity a,where a^4 1 the generator polynomial
of C is 1 x^4 x^6 x^7 x^8. Suppose C is used to transmit a code word and x^6 x^10 x^12 is received. Find the transmitted code word.
You may use the following table:
<img src='./qimages/10182-3a.jpg'>
Construct the generating idempotents of the duadic codes of length 7 over F4.
Let C be the binary code generated by
<img src='./qimages/10182-4a.jpg'>
Find the weight distribution of C.
Find the weight distribution of C1 by using the Mac-Williams identity.
Let C be the Z4-linear code of length 3 with generator matrix
<img src='./qimages/10182-4b.jpg'>
List the 16 code words in C.
List the 16 code words in the Gray image of C.
Let C be the convolutional code with generator matrix 1 D]. Prove that the code C has free distance 3.
Explain the Tanner graph of a code.
Let C be the binary code with parity-check matrix.
<img src='./qimages/10182-5b.jpg'>
Give the Tanner graph of this code.
6. Which of the following statements are True, and which are False? Justify your answers.
l(mod 10).
If C is an k]-code with parity-check matrix then any two words y in C have the same syndrome only if x=y.
If x and y are two code words in an LDPC code, with the minimum distance between them being less than then x and y will differ in only one component.
The dimension of a code C is the same as the dimension of the dual of C.
The minimum distance of any code is its error-coding capability.
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- Algebra
 - Coding Theory
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 - Computer Graphics
 - Cryptography
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