Lecture

Reed-Solomon Codes: Construction and Properties

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Description

This lecture covers the construction and properties of Reed-Solomon codes, including the distinct elements, generator matrix, decoding examples, linear codes, parity check matrix, and natural generator matrix. It also explores applications in storage on optical disks, error correction through cross interleaving, and the impact of scratches on disk tracks.

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Ontological neighbourhood

Information engineering

Information theory: Coding theory

Computer engineering

Computer data storage: Topics in computer data storage

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