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This paper advances the algebraic theory of bivariate bicycle codes, establishing logical dimension formulas and minimum distance bounds through Frobenius-orbit idempotents rather than numerical search. By formulating a systematic theory of code symmetries, it provides explicit construction methods that are relevant to quantum error correction schemes relying on structured cyclic codes.
Spectral Theory of Semisimple Bivariate Bicycle Codes
arXiv:2608.27565v1 Announce Type: new Abstract: Extending the classical theory of two-dimensional cyclic codes, we develop an algebraic approach to bivariate bicycle codes. Using Frobenius-orbit idempotents, formulas for logical dimensions are derived and lower bounds on minimum distances are established. A systematic theory of code symmetries is formulated to construct a structured block-monomial subgroup of coordinate permutations. Several explicit examples show how to generate these codes from first principles without relying on numerical searches. An appendix extends the analysis to BCH-based product constructions.
Abstract:Extending the classical theory of two-dimensional cyclic codes, we develop an algebraic approach to bivariate bicycle codes. Using Frobenius-orbit idempotents, formulas for logical dimensions are derived and lower bounds on minimum distances are established. A systematic theory of code symmetries is formulated to construct a structured block-monomial subgroup of coordinate permutations. Several explicit examples show how to generate these codes from first principles without relying on numerical searches. An appendix extends the analysis to BCH-based product constructions.
Quantum Physics (quant-ph); Information Theory (cs.IT)
arXiv:2608.27565 [quant-ph]
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