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In recent years, MDS and NMDS Euclidean self-dual codes have attracted considerable attention. Several constructions of MDS Euclidean self-dual codes have been obtained from the family of Reed–Solomon codes. More recently, deleted generalized Reed–Solomon (DGRS) codes, obtained by deleting rows from the generator matrix of a generalized Reed–Solomon code, have emerged as a useful tool for constructing MDS codes and l-MDS Euclidean self-dual codes.In this paper, we focus on a specific class of DGRS codes over Fq with even length $n = 2k$ and dimension k, defined by evaluation polynomials from the subspace spanFq\1, x, …, xᵏ⁻², xᵏ\. Motivated by the known construction of MDS self-dual GRS codes via symmetric differences of cosets of additive or multiplicative subgroups, we extend this approach to the DGRS setting. As a result, we obtain explicit evaluation sets D with the desired properties, thereby yielding several new families of NMDS Euclidean self-dual codes. In particular, our constructions yield more code lengths than those in previous works.
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