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The binary self-dual codes of length up to 32: A revised enumeration. (English) Zbl 0751.94009
Summary: This paper presents a revised enumeration of the binary self-dual codes of length up to 32 given by {\it J. H. Conway} and {\it V. Pless} in 1978-1980. The list of 85 doubly-even self-dual codes of length 32 is essentially correct, but several of their descriptions need amending. The principal change is that there are 731 (not 664) inequivalent self-dual codes of length 30. Furthermore, there are three (not two) [28,14,6] and 13 (not eight) [30,15,6] self-dual codes. Some additional information is provided about the self-dual codes of length less than 32.

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 94B05 General theory of linear codes
##### Keywords:
binary self-dual codes
nauty
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