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New family of binary sequences of period 4(2n − 1) with low correlation

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A new family of binary sequences of period 4(2n−1) with low correlation is constructed for integer n = em. Especially, we obtain a new family with family size 2n and maximum nontrivial correlation magnitude \({2^{n+3\over 2}+4}\) for odd m and e = 1. Each sequence in the family is constructed by the interleaving of four GKW-like sequences and a perfect sequence. The correlation distribution and linear spans of the sequences are also determined for odd m.

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Correspondence to Wenfeng Jiang.

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This study was supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC) under Grants 60573053, 60603012, 60773134 and 60772086, and by the Chenguang plan of Wuhan City under Grant 200850731340.

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Jiang, W., Hu, L., Tang, X. et al. New family of binary sequences of period 4(2n − 1) with low correlation. AAECC 19, 429–439 (2008). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00200-008-0082-0

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