The rank distance was introduced by E.M. Gabidulin (see Probl. Pered. Inform., vol.21, p.1-12, 1985). He determined an upper bound for the minimum rank distance of a code...Show More
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The rank distance was introduced by E.M. Gabidulin (see Probl. Pered. Inform., vol.21, p.1-12, 1985). He determined an upper bound for the minimum rank distance of a code. Moreover, he constructed a class of codes which meet this bound: the so-called Gabidulin codes. We first characterize the linear and semilinear isometries for the rank distance. Then we determine the isometry group and the permutation group of Gabidulin codes of any length. We give a characterization of equivalent Gabidulin codes. Finally, we prove that the number of equivalence classes of Gabidulin codes is exactly the number of equivalence classes of vector spaces of dimension n contained in GF(p/sup m/) under some particular relations.
Let be an extension of degree of the finite field . Note that is not necessary a prime, however, the field is considered as the “base field” in this correspondence. Let be the vector space of dimension over .
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