Skew polycyclic over finite chain rings associated to trinomials

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Main Authors: Bajalan, Maryam, Martínez-Moro, Edgar, Ou-azzou, Hassan
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Published: 2026
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author Bajalan, Maryam
Martínez-Moro, Edgar
Ou-azzou, Hassan
author_facet Bajalan, Maryam
Martínez-Moro, Edgar
Ou-azzou, Hassan
contents This work studies skew polycyclic codes over finite chain rings defined by central trinomials. For this class of codes, we investigate Hamming equivalence in the non-commutative (skew) setting. We introduce an equivalence relation on the defining trinomials and demonstrate that it admits a group-theoretic characterization in terms of a group of binomials equipped with the Schur multiplication. We determine the conditions under which skew polycyclic codes are Hamming equivalent to those defined by the specific trinomial $x^n-(x^\ell+1)$. This reduces the classification problem for these codes, up to Hamming equivalence, to a canonical case. Finally, we determine the size of the corresponding equivalence class using the decomposition of the unit group of the underlying chain ring.
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spellingShingle Skew polycyclic over finite chain rings associated to trinomials
Bajalan, Maryam
Martínez-Moro, Edgar
Ou-azzou, Hassan
Information Theory
94B05, 94B15, 16S36
This work studies skew polycyclic codes over finite chain rings defined by central trinomials. For this class of codes, we investigate Hamming equivalence in the non-commutative (skew) setting. We introduce an equivalence relation on the defining trinomials and demonstrate that it admits a group-theoretic characterization in terms of a group of binomials equipped with the Schur multiplication. We determine the conditions under which skew polycyclic codes are Hamming equivalent to those defined by the specific trinomial $x^n-(x^\ell+1)$. This reduces the classification problem for these codes, up to Hamming equivalence, to a canonical case. Finally, we determine the size of the corresponding equivalence class using the decomposition of the unit group of the underlying chain ring.
title Skew polycyclic over finite chain rings associated to trinomials
topic Information Theory
94B05, 94B15, 16S36
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2605.03164