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:

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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.

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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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Subjects

  • Algebra
  • Coding Theory
  • Complex Analysis
  • Computer Graphics
  • Cryptography
  • Design and Analysis of Algorithms
  • Differential Equations And Numerical Solutions
  • Functional Analysis
  • Graph Theory
  • Linear Algebra
  • Mathematical Modelling
  • Pattern Recognition and Image Processing
  • Probability And Statistics
  • Programming and Data Structures
  • Real Analysis
  • Soft Computing and its Applications