Abstract:For a linear locally recoverable code (LRC) with length n, dimension k and locality r its minimum distance d satisfies d ≤ n−k+2−⌈ k r ⌉. A code attaining this bound is called optimal. Many families of optimal locally recoverable codes have been constructed by using different techniques in finite fields or algebraic curves. However in previous constructions of length n >> q optimal LRC codes minimum distances are only few constants smaller than 9. No optimal LRC code over a general finite field F q with the le… Show more
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