The work considers group codes and investigates their structural properties from the viewpoint of decomposing them into non-overlapping cyclical orbits. A method of forming big ensembles of discrete signals with a multi-level correlation function is suggested. The formation of discrete signals is based on cuts of group code non-zero cyclical orbits. The work shows that the suggested method generalizes some discrete signals known before (suborthogonal sequences and Gold codes) and generally allows to synthesize binary sequences with a multi-level correlation function. © 2012 by Begell House, Inc.

DISCRETE SIGNALS WITH MULTI-LEVEL CORRELATION FUNCTION

Kuznetsov
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2012-01-01

Abstract

The work considers group codes and investigates their structural properties from the viewpoint of decomposing them into non-overlapping cyclical orbits. A method of forming big ensembles of discrete signals with a multi-level correlation function is suggested. The formation of discrete signals is based on cuts of group code non-zero cyclical orbits. The work shows that the suggested method generalizes some discrete signals known before (suborthogonal sequences and Gold codes) and generally allows to synthesize binary sequences with a multi-level correlation function. © 2012 by Begell House, Inc.
2012
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Cyclical orbits; Discrete signal; Group codes
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Stasev, Yu.; Kuznetsov, Oleksandr; Karpenko, O.; Sai, V.
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