A root-finding algorithm for list decoding of Reed-Muller codes

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Wu, Xin-Wen
Kuijper, Margreta
Udaya, Parampalli
Griffith University Author(s)
Year published
2005
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Let Fq[X1,...,Xm] denote the set of polynomials over Fq in m variables, and Fq[X1,...,Xm]=u denote the subset that consists of the polynomials of total degree at most u. Let H(T) be a nontrivial polynomial in T with coefficients in Fq[X1,...,Xm]. A crucial step in interpolation-based list decoding of q-ary Reed-Muller (RM) codes is finding the roots of H(T) in Fq[X1,...,Xm]=u. In this correspondence, we present an efficient root-finding algorithm, which finds all the roots of H(T) in Fq[X1,...,Xm]=u. The algorithm can be used to speed up the list decoding of RM codes.Let Fq[X1,...,Xm] denote the set of polynomials over Fq in m variables, and Fq[X1,...,Xm]=u denote the subset that consists of the polynomials of total degree at most u. Let H(T) be a nontrivial polynomial in T with coefficients in Fq[X1,...,Xm]. A crucial step in interpolation-based list decoding of q-ary Reed-Muller (RM) codes is finding the roots of H(T) in Fq[X1,...,Xm]=u. In this correspondence, we present an efficient root-finding algorithm, which finds all the roots of H(T) in Fq[X1,...,Xm]=u. The algorithm can be used to speed up the list decoding of RM codes.
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IEEE Transactions on Information Theory
Volume
51
Issue
3
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Subject
Coding and Information Theory
Artificial Intelligence and Image Processing
Electrical and Electronic Engineering
Communications Technologies