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A Binary Block Code Generated by JU-Algebras

Ranelyn I. Ral, Ann Leslie V. Flores

Asian Research Journal of Mathematics · pp. 58–67 · Published 30 Jun 2023

10.9734/arjom/2023/v19i9699

Abstract

Studies on the binary block codes generated by some ordered algebraic structures have been the interest of many researchers. In this paper, we study the binary block code generated by an arbitrary JU-algebra and investigate some of its properties. For this intent, we introduce the notion of a JU function \(\phi\) on a nonempty set P into a JU-algebra X, and by using that concept, j-functions and j-subsets of P for an arbitrary element j on a JU-algebra X are investigated. Furthermore, we define a new order on the generated code C based on the JU-algebra X, and show that every finite JU-algebra with its order and the corresponding generated code C with the defined order have the same structures. Finally, we generate a JU-algebra from a particular set of binary block code.

JU-algebra JU-function j-function j-subset binary block code coding theory

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