“…To see this, let C be an [n, 2, n−1] MRD codes over F q m /F q , where n ≤ m. Then, for any c ∈ C such that c = 0, it is clear that n − 1 ≤ rank(c) ≤ n. Hence, the two dimensional MRD codes are [n, 2, n − 1] ATW rank metric codes. As, we explained earlier, there are many constructions of MRD codes [8,9,15,18] and those already provide inequivalent classes of ATW rank metric codes of dimension 2.…”