List Decodability at Small Radii
Abstract
A'(n,d,e), the smallest for which every binary error-correcting code of length n and minimum distance d is decodable with a list of size up to radius e, is determined for all d≥ 2e-3. As a result, A'(n,d,e) is determined for all e≤ 4, except for 42 values of n.
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