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In this paper, we study \BBZ2\BBZ4-additive cyclic codes. These codes are identified as \BBZ4[x]-submodules of the ring Rr,s=\BBZ2[x]/\langle x^{r}-1\rangle\times\BBZ4\left[x\right]/\langle x^{s}-1\rangle. The algebraic structure of this family of codes is studied and a set of generator polynomials for this family as a \BBZ4[x]-submodule of the ring Rr,s is determined. We show that the duals of \BBZ2\BBZ4-additive cyclic codes are also cyclic. We also present an infinite family of Maximum Distance separable with respect to the singleton bound codes. Finally, we obtain a number of binary linear codes with optimal parameters from the \BBZ2\BBZ4-additive cyclic codes. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In this paper, we study the structure of linear codes over the non chain ring $$Z_{3}[v]/\langle v^{3}-v\rangle $$ . In order to study the codes, we first study the structure of this ring via a distance preserving Gray map which also induces a relation between codes over this ring and ternary codes. Further, the algebraic structure of cyclic and dual codes is also studied. A MacWilliams type Identity between the Gray weight enumerators of the original code and its dual is established. In all cases examples that illustrate the theorems and lemmas are provided. Also, a BCH-type bound and an example that attains this bound is presented. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Abstract: In this work, the cardinality of the minimal -covers of finite rings with respect to the RT-metric is established. By generalizing the result in Nakaoka and dos Santos (2010) , the minimal cardinalities of 0-short coverings of finite chain rings are calculated. The connection between -short coverings of rings with respect to the RT-metric and the 0-short coverings of rings is demonstrated, and with the help of this connection, the problem of finding the minimal cardinalities of -short coverings of finite chain rings is solved. [Copyright &y& Elsevier]

In this work we introduce a novel approach to find reversible codes over different alphabets, using so-called coterm polynomials and a module-construction. We obtain many optimal reversible codes with these constructions. In an attempt to apply the constructions to the DNA, we identify k -bases of DNA with elements in the ring R 2 k = F 2 [ u ] / ( u 2 k − 1 ) , and by using a form of coterm polynomials, we are able to solve the reversibility and complement problems in DNA codes over this ring. With a freedom on the choice of k we are able to embed any DNA code in a suitable ring, giving an algebraic structure to the DNA codes. We are also able to find reversible and reversible-complement codes that are not necessarily linear cyclic codes. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Abstract: In this paper quadratic residue codes over the ring are introduced in terms of their idempotent generators. The structure of these codes is studied and it is observed that these codes enjoy similar properties as quadratic residue codes over finite fields. For the case , Euclidean and Hermitian self-dual families of codes as extended quadratic residue codes are considered and two optimal Hermitian self-dual codes are obtained as examples. Moreover, a substantial number of good p-ary codes are obtained as images of quadratic residue codes over in the cases where p is an odd prime. These results are presented in tables. [Copyright &y& Elsevier]