Hong-Yeop Song
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IEEE Transactions on Information Theory | 2007
Guang Gong; Solomon W. Golomb; Hong-Yeop Song
In this correspondence, we present a connection between designing low-correlation zone (LCZ) sequences and the results of correlation of sequences with subfield decompositions presented in a recent book by the first two authors. This results in LCZ signal sets with huge sizes over three different alphabetic sets: finite field of size, integer residue ring modulo , and the subset in the complex field which consists of powers of a primitive th root of unity. We show a connection between these sequence designs and ldquocompletely noncyclicrdquo Hadamard matrices and a construction for those sequences. We also provide some open problems along this direction.
SETA'04 Proceedings of the Third international conference on Sequences and Their Applications | 2004
Yu-Chang Eun; Hong-Yeop Song; Gohar M. M. Kyureghyan
Let p be an odd prime and m be a positive integer. In this paper, we prove that the one-error linear complexity over Fp of Sidelnikov sequences of length pm – 1 is
conference on information sciences and systems | 2006
Guang Gong; Solomon W. Golomb; Hong-Yeop Song
(\frac{p+1}{2})^{m} -1
WCC'05 Proceedings of the 2005 international conference on Coding and Cryptography | 2005
Yun-Pyo Hong; Hong-Yeop Song
, which is much less than its (zero-error) linear complexity.
The Journal of Korean Institute of Communications and Information Sciences | 2015
Mi-Young Nam; Jung Hyun Kim; Hong-Yeop Song
In this note, we present a connection between designing low correlation zone (LCZ) sequences and the results of correlation of sequences with subfield decompositions presented in a recent book by the first two authors. This results in low correlation zone signal sets with huge sizes over three different alphabetic sets: finite field of size q, integer residue ring modulo q, and the subset in the complex field which consists of powers of a primitive q-th root of unity. We also provide two open problems along this direction.
international workshop on signal design and its applications in communications | 2007
Yun-Pyo Hong; Seok-Yong Jin; Hong-Yeop Song
In this paper, we discuss some methods of constructing frequency/time hopping (FH/TH) sequences over GF(pk) by taking successive k-tuples of given sequences over GF(p). We are able to characterize those p-ary sequences whose k-tuple versions now over GF(pk) have the maximum possible linear complexities (LCs). Next, we consider the FH/TH sequence generators composed of a combinatorial function generator and some buffers. We are able to characterize the generators whose output FH/TH sequences over GF(pk) have the maximum possible LC for the given algebraic normal form.
Discrete Applied Mathematics | 2006
Guang Gong; Hong-Yeop Song
In this paper, we introduce new locally repairable codes based on a Fractional repetition codes which is one of the MBR codes. We introduce two different constructions for different system parameters and compare these codes in terms of several performance metrics. There is some tradeoffs between the locality and other performance metrics. The newly introduced codes having the good locality should pay the price such as lower capacity or more storage nodes. And the proposed codes are more reliable than other locally repairable codes and have lower repair complexity since they can be repaired without any operations.
Lecture Notes in Computer Science | 2005
Yu-Chang Eun; Hong-Yeop Song; Gohar M. M. Kyureghyan
We consider the pk -ary frequency/time hopping (FH/TH) sequence generator composed of a combinatorial function generator and k registers. We consider possible attacks on the FH/TH sequence generator and characterize the generator with desired cryptographic properties to resist these possible attacks on a case by case basis.
The Journal of Korean Institute of Communications and Information Sciences | 2015
Jung Hyun Kim; Mi-Young Nam; Ki-Hyeon Park; Hong-Yeop Song
The Journal of Korean Institute of Communications and Information Sciences | 2016
Mi-Young Nam; Hong-Yeop Song