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تسجيل مستخدم جديدAn improved upper bound on self-dual codes over finite fields $GF(11), GF(19)$, and $GF(23)$
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This paper gives new methods of constructing {it symmetric self-dual codes} over a finite field $GF(q)$ where $q$ is a power of an odd prime. These methods are motivated by the well-known Pless symmetry codes and quadratic double circulant codes. Using these methods, we construct an amount of symmetric self-dual codes over $GF(11)$, $GF(19)$, and $GF(23)$ of every length less than 42. We also find 153 {it new} self-dual codes up to equivalence: they are $[32, 16, 12]$, $[36, 18, 13]$, and $[40, 20,14]$ codes over $GF(11)$, $[36, 18, 14]$ and $[40, 20, 15]$ codes over $GF(19)$, and $[32, 16, 12]$, $[36, 18, 14]$, and $[40, 20, 15]$ codes over $GF(23)$. They all have new parameters with respect to self-dual codes. Consequently, we improve bounds on the highest minimum distance of self-dual codes, which have not been significantly updated for almost two decades.
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