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i< 2 n . Obviously, ζ i +2 n 1 =1+ ζ i ,0
i< 2 n− 1 . Applying
Let ζ i = μ ( η i ), 0
the modified Gray map to the sequences in
, and doubling the
size by the technique proposed in [4] and [8], we obtain the binary family of
Kerdock sequences
{
a 0 ,
···
,a 2 n 1
}
1
V
.
, 2 n
Definition 2. The binary Family
V
of sequences
{
v i ,i =0 , 1 ,
···
1
}
of
length 2(2 n
1) is defined as
i< 2 n− 1 :
v i ( t )= tr 1 ( ζ i α t 1 )+ p ( α t 1 ) , t =2 t 1
- 0
tr 1 ((1 + ζ i ) α t 1 +2 n 1 )+ p ( α t 1 +2 n 1 ) ,t =2 t 1 +1 ,
(7)
- 2 n− 1
i< 2 n :
v i ( t )= tr 1 ( ζ i− 2 n 1 α t 1 )+ p ( α t 1 )+1 , t =2 t 1
(8)
tr 1 ((1 + ζ i− 2 n 1 ) α t 1 +2 n 1 )+ p ( α t 1 +2 n 1 ) ,t =2 t 1 +1 .
Remark 1. When 2 n− 1
i< 2 n , the sequence v i could be viewed as the modi-
fied Gray map sequence of a i +3 = ( a i ( t )+3 = Tr 1 ((1 + 2 η i ) β t )+3 , 0
t< 2 n ) .
From (4) , the Gray map of a i ( t )+3=( π ( a i ( t )+3) ( a i ( t )+3)) where
π ( a i ( t )+3)= tr 1 ( ζ i α t 1 )+ p ( α t 1 )+ tr 1 ( α t 1 )+1 ,
ν ( a i ( t )+3)= tr 1 ( ζ i α t 1 )+ p ( α t 1 ) .
Hence, the expression of the modified Gray map sequence in (8) follows from the
fact that ζ i =1+ ζ i− 2 n 1 , 2 n− 1
i< 2 n .
This connection was firstly observed in [4].
We have the following main result on the correlation distribution of Kerdock
sequences family.
Theorem 6. Fami ly
V
has the following correlation distribution:
2+2 n +1 , 2 n times
0 ,
2 2 n times
2 2 n− 2
2 n
2 ,
3
·
times
2 2 n− 2 times
2 ,
2+2 n + 2 , 3
2)(2 n− 2 +2 n 2 ) times
2 n− 1 (2 n
·
R i,j ( τ )=
2 n 2 , 3
2 n 2 ) times
2 n− 1 (2 n
2)(2 n− 2
2
·
2 n + 2 ,
2)(2 n− 2 +2 n 2 ) times
2 n− 1 (2 n
2
2+2 n + 2 ,
2 n 2 ) times
2 n− 1 (2 n
2)(2 n− 2
2 n + 2 ,
2 2 n− 1 (2 n
2) times
2 n + 2 ,
2 2 n− 1 (2 n
2) times.
To prove Theorem 6, we need the following lemma.
τ =2 τ 1 + τ 2 < 2(2 n
τ 1 < 2 n
Lemma 7. Let 0
1) where 0
1 and τ 2 =0 , 1 .
Then
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