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A class of few-Lee weight $\mathbb{Z}_2[u]$-linear codes using simplicial complexes and minimal codes via Gray map

Abstract

Recently some mixed alphabet rings are involved in constructing few-Lee weight additive codes with optimal or minimal Gray images using suitable defining sets or down-sets. Inspired by these works, we choose the mixed alphabet ring $\mathbb{Z}_2\mathbb{Z}_2[u]$ to construct a special class of linear code $C_L$ over $\mathbb{Z}_2[u]$ with $u^2=0$ by employing simplicial complexes generated by a single maximal element. We show that $C_L$ has few-Lee weights by determining the Lee weight distribution of $C_L$. Theoretically, this shows that we may employ simplicial complexes to obatin few-weight codes even in the case of mixed alphabet rings. We show that the Gray image of $C_L$ is self-orthogonal and we have an infinite family of minimal codes over $\mathbb{Z}_2$ via Gray map, which can be used to secret sharing schemes.

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Pramod Kumar Kewat, Nilay Kumar Mondal. 2022-06-05. A class of few-Lee weight $\mathbb{Z}_2[u]$-linear codes using simplicial complexes and minimal codes via Gray map. https://arxiv.org/abs/2205.06470

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