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Combinatorial constructions for optimal 2-D optical orthogonal codes with AM-OPPTS property

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We develop a new one-to-one correspondence between a two-dimensional (m × nkρ) optical orthogonal code (2-D (m × nkρ)-OOC) with AM-OPPTS (at most one-pulse per time slot) property and a certain combinatorial subject, called an n-cyclic holey packing of type m n. By this link, an upper bound on the size of a 2-D (m × nkρ)-OOC with AM-OPPTS property is derived. Afterwards, we employ combinatorial methods to construct infinitely many 2-D (m × nk, 1)-OOCs with AM-OPPTS property, whose existence was previously unknown. All these constructions meet the upper bounds with equality and are thus optimal.

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Dai, P., Wang, J. & Yin, J. Combinatorial constructions for optimal 2-D optical orthogonal codes with AM-OPPTS property. Des. Codes Cryptogr. 71, 315–330 (2014). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10623-012-9733-z

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