Lecture

Linear Codes: Dimension and Hamming Weight

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This lecture covers the concept of linear codes, focusing on the dimension and Hamming weight. The dimension of a linear code is the dimension of the subspace it represents, while the Hamming weight measures the number of non-zero positions in a code word. Examples and theorems related to these concepts are discussed in detail.

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