Heeralal Janwa

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2since 2021 · last 2025
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YearPublicationVenuePosition
2025 Resolution of the exceptional APN conjecture in the Gold degree case
Carlos Agrinsoni, Heeralal Janwa, Moises Delgado
Des. Codes Cryptogr.2
2023 Some new techniques and progress towards the resolution of the conjecture of exceptional APN functions and absolutely irreducibility of a class of polynomials
Moises Delgado, Heeralal Janwa, Carlos Agrinsoni
Des. Codes Cryptogr.2
2017 On the conjecture on APN functions and absolute irreducibility of polynomials
Moises Delgado, Heeralal Janwa
Des. Codes Cryptogr.2
2014 On the subfield subcodes of Hermitian codes
Fernando Piñero, Heeralal Janwa
Des. Codes Cryptogr.2
2012 Eigenvalues and expansion of bipartite graphs
Tom Høholdt, Heeralal Janwa
Des. Codes Cryptogr.2
1999 Some Upper Bounds on the Covering Radii of Linear Codes Over and Their Applications
Heeralal Janwa, Harold F. Mattson
Des. Codes Cryptogr.1
1997 On the generalized Hamming weights of cyclic codes
abstract
We prove several results on the generalized Hamming weights (GHW's) of linear codes, particularly for cyclic codes. Based on these and previously known results, we give some efficient algorithms for computing GHW hierarchy of cyclic codes. We give complete weight hierarchy for each of the binary cyclic codes of odd lengths /spl les/31. A table of second and third GHW's of binary cyclic codes of odd lengths /spl les/57 is also presented. We have also computed the second GHW of all binary cyclic codes of length 63 and the third GHW of one code from each dimension.
Heeralal Janwa, Arbind K. Lal
IEEE Trans. Inf. Theory1
1996 McEliece Public Key Cryptosystems Using Algebraic-Geometric Codes
Heeralal Janwa, Oscar Moreno
Des. Codes Cryptogr.1
1991 A [55, 16, 19] binary Goppa code and related codes having large minimum distance
abstract
A (55,16,19) binary Goppa code is used to construct (57,17,17), (58,17,18), (59,17,19), and (60,17,20) codes. The first two codes have smaller redundancy than previously known codes (linear or nonlinear) of the same length and minimum distance. The last two codes have parameters previously attained only by nonlinear codes.>
Huy T. Cao, Randall L. Dougherty, Heeralal Janwa
IEEE Trans. Inf. Theory3
1989 Some new upper bounds on the covering radius of binary linear codes
abstract
A Griesmer-like upper bound on the covering radius, R, is given. To the author's knowledge this is the only upper bound which explicitly depends on all three parameters n, k, and d. An upper bound on R for cyclic codes is then given which depends on the generator polynomial of the cyclic code and which, in many cases, leads to an improvement of the previous bound. An upper bound on the irreducible generator polynomial cyclic codes is also given. New interpretations and applications of the so-called Norse bounds and necessary and sufficient conditions to attain one of these bounds are provided. Generalizations of most of the results for codes over GF(q) are outlined.>
Heeralal Janwa
IEEE Trans. Inf. Theory1