Matrix-product structure of constacyclic codes over finite chain rings Fpm[u]/ ue
Abstract
Let m,e be positive integers, p a prime number, Fpm be a finite field of pm elements and R=Fpm[u]/ ue which is a finite chain ring. For any ω∈ R× and positive integers k, n satisfying gcd(p,n)=1, we prove that any (1+ω u)-constacyclic code of length pkn over R is monomially equivalent to a matrix-product code of a nested sequence of pk cyclic codes with length n over R and a pk× pk matrix Apk over Fp. Using the matrix-product structures, we give an iterative construction of every (1+ω u)-constacyclic code by (1+ω u)-constacyclic codes of shorter lengths over R.
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