A characterization of abelian group codes in terms of their parameters

01/17/2022
by   Fatma Altunbulak Aksu, et al.
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In 1979, Miller proved that for a group G of odd order, two minimal group codes in 𝔽_2G are G-equivalent if and only they have identical weight distribution. In 2014, Ferraz-Guerreiro-Polcino Milies disprove Miller's result by giving an example of two non-G-equivalent minimal codes with identical weight distribution. In this paper, we give a characterization of finite abelian groups so that over a specific set of group codes, equality of important parameters of two codes implies the G-equivalence of these two codes. As a corollary, we prove that two minimal codes with the same weight distribution are G-equivalent if and only if for each prime divisor p of |G|, the Sylow p-subgroup of G is homocyclic.

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