Binary and Non-Binary Self-Dual Sequences and Maximum Period Single-Track Gray Codes

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contents Binary self-dual sequences have been considered and analyzed throughout the years, and they have been used for various applications. Motivated by a construction for single-track Gray codes, we examine the structure and recursive constructions for binary and non-binary self-dual sequences. The feedback shift registers that generate such sequences are discussed. The connections between these sequences and maximum period single-track codes are discussed. Maximum period non-binary single-track Gray codes of length $p^t$ and period $p^{p^t}$ are constructed. These are the first infinite families of maximum period codes presented in the literature.
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spellingShingle Binary and Non-Binary Self-Dual Sequences and Maximum Period Single-Track Gray Codes
Etzion, Tuvi
Information Theory
Binary self-dual sequences have been considered and analyzed throughout the years, and they have been used for various applications. Motivated by a construction for single-track Gray codes, we examine the structure and recursive constructions for binary and non-binary self-dual sequences. The feedback shift registers that generate such sequences are discussed. The connections between these sequences and maximum period single-track codes are discussed. Maximum period non-binary single-track Gray codes of length $p^t$ and period $p^{p^t}$ are constructed. These are the first infinite families of maximum period codes presented in the literature.
title Binary and Non-Binary Self-Dual Sequences and Maximum Period Single-Track Gray Codes
topic Information Theory
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2512.09655