The extension problem for Lee and Euclidean weights

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The extension problem is solved for the Lee and Euclidean weights over three families of rings of the form $\Z/N\Z$: $N=2^{\ell + 1}$, $N=3^{\ell + 1}$, or $N=p=2q+1$ with $p$ and $q$ prime. The extension problem is solved for the Euclidean PSK weight over $\Z/N\Z$ for all $N$.

Anahtar Kelimeler

• Extension problem,Lee weight,Euclidean weight,Egalitarian weight

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