Chunyan Qin

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Security and privacy · 4 · 4 first-author · 4 since 2021Theory of computation · 1 · 1 first-author · 1 since 2021
YearPublicationVenuePosition
2026 New construction of non-expandable (1, k)-overlap-free codes
Chunyan Qin, Gaojun Luo, Bocong Chen
Des. Codes Cryptogr.1
2026 Minimum-size s-PD sets in partial permutation decoding with applications to cyclic and quasi-cyclic codes
Chunyan Qin, Gaojun Luo, Bocong Chen
Des. Codes Cryptogr.1
2026 Constructions of two-dimensional non-overlapping codes
Chunyan Qin, Zhizheng Zhang 0013
Des. Codes Cryptogr.1
2025 A generalized construction of variable-length non-overlapping codes
Chunyan Qin, Gaojun Luo
Des. Codes Cryptogr.1
2024 Constructions of Non-Expandable Cross-Bifix-Free Codes via Expandable Codes
abstract
A cross-bifix-free code of lengthnover Zqis a non-empty subset of Znqsuch that the prefix set of each codeword is disjoint from the suffix set of every codeword. To achieve good performance in communication systems, it is desirable to construct cross-bifix-free codes with large size. Recently, Wang and Wang generalized the classical cross-bifix-free codes presented by Levenshtein, Gilbert and Cheeet al. by constructing a new family of cross-bifix-free codesS(k)I,J(n). The codeS(k)I,J(n) is nearly optimal in terms of its size and non-expandable ifk=n- 1 or 1 ≤kn/2. There are three major ingredients in this paper. The first is to improve the results in [Cheeet al., IEEE-TIT, 2013] and [Wang and Wang, IEEE-TIT, 2022] in which we prove that the codeS(k)I,J(n) is non-expandable if and only ifk=n- 1 or 1 ≤kn/2. The second ingredient contributes to a new family of cross-bifix-free codesU(t)I,J(n). This new code enables us to construct non-expandable cross-bifix-free codesS(k)I,J(n) ᑌU(t)I,J(n) wheneverS(k)I,J(n) is expandable. The union ofU(t)I,J(n) andS(k)I,J(n) enlarges the size ofS(k)I,J(n). Finally, we give an explicit formula for the size ofS(k)I,J(n) ᑌU(t)I,J(n).
Chunyan Qin, Bocong Chen, Gaojun Luo
IEEE Trans. Inf. Theory1