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Long Optimal or Small-Defect LRC Codes with Unbounded Minimum Distances

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arxiv 1910.07267 v2 pith:GADVFSVP submitted 2019-10-16 cs.IT math.IT

Long Optimal or Small-Defect LRC Codes with Unbounded Minimum Distances

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A code over a finite field is called locally recoverable code (LRC) if every coordinate symbol can be determined by a small number (at most r, this parameter is called locality) of other coordinate symbols. For a linear code with length n, dimension k and locality r, its minimum distance d satisfies a Singleton-like bound. A code attaining this bound is called optimal. Many families of optimal locally recoverable codes have been constructed by using different techniques in finite fields or algebraic curves. However no optimal LRC code over a general finite field of q elements with the length n around the square of q, the locality r larger than or equal to 24 and the minimum distance d larger than or equal to 9 has been constructed. In this paper for any given finite field of q elements, any given r between 1 and q-1 and given d in certain range, we give an optimal LRC code with length n around the square of q, locality r and minimum distance d. This is the only known family of optimal LRC codes with lengths n around the square of q and unbounded localities and minimum distances d larger than or equal to 9. We also gives an asymptotic bound for q-ary r locality LRC codes better than the previously konwn bound. Many long r-locality LRC codes with small defects are also constructed.

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