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Existence of New Extremal Doubly-Even Codes and Extremal Singly-Even Codes

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Recently the author and Kimura have considered a construction of doubly-even codes from a given doubly-even code. In this note, we show that the restricutoion of doubly-even can be removed in the above construction. As an application, at least 137 inequivalent extremal doubly-even [56,28,12] codes and at least 1000 inequivalent extremal doubly-even [40,20,8] codes are constructed from known self-dual codes. The existence of new extremal singly-even codes is also described.

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Harada, M. Existence of New Extremal Doubly-Even Codes and Extremal Singly-Even Codes. Designs, Codes and Cryptography 8, 273–283 (1996). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1027303722125

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