Lower Bounds on Two-Dimensional Generalized Orthogonal Sequences(Information Theory)
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概要
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For various applications in image, communications and signal processing, two-dimensional (2-D) generalized orthogonal (GO) sequences, that is, 2-D sequences with zero correlation zone (ZCZ) and 2-D complementary orthogonal (CO) sequences with ZCZ, are widely investigated. New lower bounds for 2-D GO sequences, based on matrix theory on rank, are derived and presented, some examples that attain these lower bounds are given. As a direct application to our results, upper bound on family size of 2-D mutually complementary orthogonal (MCO) codes defined by Luke is proposed.
- 社団法人電子情報通信学会の論文
- 2006-04-01
著者
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Zeng Fanxin
Chongqing Communication Inst. Chongqing Chn
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Zhang Zhenyu
Chongqing Univ. Chongqing Chn
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Zhang Zhenyu
College Of Communication Engineering Chongqing University
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GE Lijia
College of Communication Engineering, Chongqing University
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Zhang Zhenyu
Chongqing Communication Inst. Chongqing Chn
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Ge Lijia
College Of Communication Engineering Chongqing University
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