Let be a n-dimensional row vector space over a finite field For , let be a d-?dimensional subspace of . denotes the set of all the spaces which are the subspaces of and not the subspaces of except . We define the part...Let be a n-dimensional row vector space over a finite field For , let be a d-?dimensional subspace of . denotes the set of all the spaces which are the subspaces of and not the subspaces of except . We define the partial order on by ordinary inclusion (resp. reverse inclusion), and then is a poset, denoted by (resp. ). In this paper we show that both and are finite atomic lattices. Further, we discuss the geometricity of and , and obtain their characteristic polynomials.展开更多
In this paper, the structure of the non-chain ring Z15 is studied. The ideals of the ring Z15 are obtained through its non-units and the Lee weights of elements in Z15 are presented. On this basis, by the Chinese Rema...In this paper, the structure of the non-chain ring Z15 is studied. The ideals of the ring Z15 are obtained through its non-units and the Lee weights of elements in Z15 are presented. On this basis, by the Chinese Remainder Theorem, we construct a unique expression of an element in Z15. Further, the Gray mapping from Zn15 to Z2n15 is defined and it’s shown to be distance preserved. The relationship between the minimum Lee weight and the minimum Hamming weight of the linear code over the ring Z15 is also obtained and we prove that the Gray map of the linear code over the ring Z15 is also linear.展开更多
文摘Let be a n-dimensional row vector space over a finite field For , let be a d-?dimensional subspace of . denotes the set of all the spaces which are the subspaces of and not the subspaces of except . We define the partial order on by ordinary inclusion (resp. reverse inclusion), and then is a poset, denoted by (resp. ). In this paper we show that both and are finite atomic lattices. Further, we discuss the geometricity of and , and obtain their characteristic polynomials.
文摘In this paper, the structure of the non-chain ring Z15 is studied. The ideals of the ring Z15 are obtained through its non-units and the Lee weights of elements in Z15 are presented. On this basis, by the Chinese Remainder Theorem, we construct a unique expression of an element in Z15. Further, the Gray mapping from Zn15 to Z2n15 is defined and it’s shown to be distance preserved. The relationship between the minimum Lee weight and the minimum Hamming weight of the linear code over the ring Z15 is also obtained and we prove that the Gray map of the linear code over the ring Z15 is also linear.
