Code Equivalence and Automorphism Problems for Codes
Jean-Francois Biasse, Alexandra V. Hostetler, Anuvrat Jaindungarwal
Abstract
We study the complexity of the Code Equivalence problem and show that it is polynomially equivalent to several computational automorphism problems for codes. These problems ask for the cardinality (ACOUNT), an orbit partition (APART), and a generating set (AGEN) for the permutation automorphism group of a code. We present deterministic, polynomial-time reductions between Permutation Code Equivalence (PCE) and each of these problems, including a one-shot reduction from search-PCE to AGEN that makes a single oracle call. We present similar reductions between Linear Code Equivalence (LCE) and analogous problems for the monomial automorphism group of a code. All of our reductions work for any linear codes.
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