Shortest self-orthogonal and LCD embeddings of linear codes over Fq+uFq
Junmin An, Jon-Lark Kim
Abstract
This paper determines the exact lengths of shortest self-orthogonal and LCD embeddings of linear codes over Fq+uFq. By decomposing Gram matrices over Fq+uFq into pairs of symmetric matrices over the finite field Fq, the embedding problems are reduced to the congruence classification of symmetric and alternate matrices over finite fields. Complete formulas for the shortest self-orthogonal embedding length are obtained, with two distinct cases arising in both even and odd characteristic. We also show that every self-orthogonal code over Fq+uFq with nonzero free rank can be viewed as a shortest self-orthogonal embedding of another code. We use Witt theory to construct all shortest self-orthogonal embeddings. A complete characterization of shortest LCD embeddings is also established in terms of invertible and arbitrary matrices of prescribed sizes appended to a generator matrix. Examples of self-orthogonal and LCD embeddings with the largest minimum distance for the code considered are also presented, some of whose Gray images are optimal codes over Fq.
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