Current Trends in Number Theory 2002
DOI: 10.1007/978-93-86279-09-5_5
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The Cyclotomic Problem

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“…0 otherwise, and where A ij 's are cyclotomic numbers, which are known in terms of Jacobi sums (see [8,19]) and for all small values of e, also see [17,Part 1]. Let C = (c i,j ) e×e be the e × e integral matrix given by…”
Section: Minimal Codes For the Group C P R × C P Nmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…0 otherwise, and where A ij 's are cyclotomic numbers, which are known in terms of Jacobi sums (see [8,19]) and for all small values of e, also see [17,Part 1]. Let C = (c i,j ) e×e be the e × e integral matrix given by…”
Section: Minimal Codes For the Group C P R × C P Nmentioning
confidence: 99%