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This paper is concerned with the hypercube coloring problem. Let π β β‘ ( π ) be the minimum number of colors needed to color the vertices of a hypercube with 2 π vertices such that every two vertices with Hamming distance β€ β have different colors. Using linear codes over β€ 2 π (the ring of integers modulo 2 π ) and the generalized Gray map, we establish a connection between the parameters of linear codes over β€ 2 π and π β β‘ ( π ) . Furthermore, we obtain some new upper bounds on π β β‘ ( π ) . In some cases, the new upper bounds are tighter than the previously best known results. In particular, we determine the exact values π 5 β‘ ( 1 4 ) = 2 8 and π 4 β‘ ( 1 3 ) = 2 7 .
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