The formally self-dual extension conjecture for QQR codes

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Let p>5p>5 be an odd prime, let CNQF2pC_{NQ}\subset {\mathbb F}^{2p} be the quasi-quadratic residue code, and let CC' be the code spanned by CNQC_{NQ} and the all-ones codeword. Let A=[A0,A1,,An]A=[A_0,A_1,\ldots,A_n] be the weight distribution vector of CNQC_{NQ}, and define A=[An,An1,,A0]A^*=[A_n,A_{n-1},\ldots,A_0]. The formally self-dual extension conjecture. If p1(mod4)p\equiv1\pmod4, then CC' is formally self-dual, has dimension pp, and its weight distribution vector is A+AA+A^*. The claim is presented as supported by computer computations, with no proof supplied.

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David Joyner, “On quadratic residue codes and hyperelliptic curves”, arXiv:math/0609562 (2008).

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