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Theoretical study reveals new infinite families of optimal LCD codes in digital communication systems, indicating enhanced bounds for data integrity.
We construct infinite families of binary or ternary linear complementary dual (LCD) codes, which arise from some families of self-orthogonal codes associated with simplicial complexes or multi-variable functions. We find explicit criteria for self-orthogonal codes to preserve self-orthogonality after augmentation. For the construction of LCD codes, we either directly use some families of self-orthogonal codes or we use the augmented codes of these self-orthogonal code families. As a result, we obtain several infinite families of binary or ternary LCD codes, which include LCD-optimal families and at least LCD-almost optimal families; we also present their weight distributions. We mention that our LCD code families are new compared with the data summarized in [27, Table 5] based on the previously known LCD code families.
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