On the decoding of Barnes-Wall lattices

01/16/2020
by   Vincent Corlay, et al.
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We present new efficient recursive decoders for the Barnes-Wall lattices based on their squaring construction. The analysis of the new decoders reveals a quasi-quadratic complexity in the lattice dimension. The error rate is shown to be close to the universal lower bound in dimensions 64 and 128.

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