Dual minimum-distance conjecture for the code of the design D{\mathbb{D}}

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Let D{\mathbb{D}} be the design defined earlier in the paper, and let Cp(D){\mathsf{C}}_p({\mathbb{D}})^\perp denote the dual of its code over the field of characteristic pp. Dual minimum-distance conjecture. The minimum distance of Cp(D){\mathsf{C}}_p({\mathbb{D}})^\perp equals

q+1.q+1.

The conjecture is motivated by experimental data. The surrounding theorem establishes only the lower bound d3d^\perp\geq 3 in general and identifies d=p+1d^\perp=p+1 when q=pq=p, so the asserted value remains unresolved in the supplied text for general qq.

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Cunsheng Ding and Chunming Tang, “The linear codes of t-designs held in the Reed-Muller and Simplex codes”, arXiv:2008.09935 (2020).

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