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Coding Theory and Applications

4th International Castle Meeting, Palmela Castle, Portugal, September 15-18, 2014

Raquel Pinto

Paula Rocha Malonek

Paolo Vettori

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Inglese

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Codice Libristo: 15193816

Casa editrice Springer International Publishing AG, ottobre 2016

The topics covered in this book, written by researchers at the forefront of their field, represent s... Descrizione completa

Codice Libristo: 15193816

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The topics covered in this book, written by researchers at the forefront of their field, represent some of the most relevant research areas in modern coding theory: codes and combinatorial structures, algebraic geometric codes, group codes, quantum codes, convolutional codes, network coding and cryptography. The book includes a survey paper on the interconnections of coding theory with constrained systems, written by an invited speaker, as well as 37 cutting-edge research communications presented at the 4th International Castle Meeting on Coding Theory and Applications (4ICMCTA), held at the Castle of Palmela in September 2014. The event's scientific program consisted of four invited talks and 39 regular talks by authors from 24 different countries. This conference provided an ideal opportunity for communicating new results, exchanging ideas, strengthening international cooperation, and introducing young researchers into the coding theory community.