Optimal odd-length binary Z-complementary pairs
A pair of sequences is called a Golay complementary pair (GCP) if their aperiodic auto-correlation sums are zero for all out-of-phase time shifts. Existing known binary GCPs only have even-lengths in the form of 2 10 26 (where ; ; are non-negative integers). To fill the gap left by the od...
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Language: | English |
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2015
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Online Access: | https://hdl.handle.net/10356/79498 http://hdl.handle.net/10220/24581 |
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Institution: | Nanyang Technological University |
Language: | English |
Summary: | A pair of sequences is called a Golay complementary
pair (GCP) if their aperiodic auto-correlation sums are zero for
all out-of-phase time shifts. Existing known binary GCPs only
have even-lengths in the form of 2 10 26
(where ; ;
are
non-negative integers). To fill the gap left by the odd-lengths,
we investigate the optimal odd-length binary pairs which display
the closest correlation property to that of GCPs. Our criteria
of “closeness” is that each pair has the maximum possible zerocorrelation
zone (ZCZ) width and minimum possible out-of-zone
aperiodic auto-correlation sums. Such optimal pairs are called
optimal odd-length binary Z-complementary pairs (OB-ZCP) in
this paper. We show that each optimal OB-ZCP has maximum
ZCZ width of (N + 1)=2, and minimum out-of-zone aperiodic
sum magnitude of 2, where N denotes the sequence length (odd).
Systematic constructions of such optimal OP-ZCPs are proposed
by insertion and deletion of certain binary GCPs, which settle
the 2011 Li-Fan-Tang-Tu open problem positively. The proposed
optimal OB-ZCPs may serve as a replacement for GCPs in
many engineering applications where odd sequence lengths are
preferred. In addition, they give rise to a new family of base-two
almost difference families (ADF) which are useful in studying
partially balanced incomplete block design (BIBD). |
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