2012
DOI: 10.1109/tit.2012.2210025
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New Families of Binary Sequence Pairs With Two-Level and Three-Level Correlation

Abstract: A pair of binary sequences is generalized from the concept of a two-level autocorrelation function of a single binary sequence. In this paper, new families of binary sequence pairs with period , where gcd , and optimal correlation values are constructed, as well as new families of binary sequence pairs with three-level correlation and period . For the new binary sequence pairs with optimal correlation values, their corresponding new difference set pairs and almost difference set pairs are also derived.Index Te… Show more

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“…For example, some binary sequences defined on {0, 1} [6] [called as (0, 1) binary sequence], some other binary sequences defined on {1, −1} [called as (1, −1) binary sequences], ternary sequences take only three values {1, 0, −1} [2], q-ary sequences are usually defined on a q-size alphabet with selected complex values [3,5].…”
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“…For example, some binary sequences defined on {0, 1} [6] [called as (0, 1) binary sequence], some other binary sequences defined on {1, −1} [called as (1, −1) binary sequences], ternary sequences take only three values {1, 0, −1} [2], q-ary sequences are usually defined on a q-size alphabet with selected complex values [3,5].…”
Section: Preliminariesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…If sequences x and y are (0, 1)-binary sequences, the periodic cross-correlation function between sequence x and y is defined as (2) [6]:…”
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