Generalized Hadamard matrices
Generalized Hadamard matrices
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DOI:
10.1090/s0002-9939-1962-0142557-0
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发表时间:
1962-06
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4.6
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Hadamard Matrices;A. T. Butson;¿-i y-i-¿-i-y-i-2228698759
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作者:
Hadamard Matrices;A. T. Butson;¿-i y-i-¿-i-y-i-2228698759
1. Introduction. A square matrix H of order h all of whose elements are pth roots of unity is called a Hadamard matrix (H (p, h) matrix) if HHCT= hI. It is known [4] that H (2, h) matrices can exist only for values h= 2 and h= 4t, where t is a positive integer. Although it has been conjectured that H (2, 4t) matrices exist for all positive integers t, their existence has been established [1; 3; 4; 5; 6; 7] for only the following values of h, where q denotes an odd prime:(1.1) h= 2k;(1.2) h= qk+ 1= O (mod 4);(1.3) h= hi (q7c+ 1) where h1> 2 is the order of an H (2, h) matrix;(1.4) h= h*(h*-1) where h* is a product of numbers of forms (1.1) and (1.2);(1.5) h= 172;(1.6) h= h*(h*+ 3) where h* and h*+ 4 both are products of numbers of forms (1.1) and (1.2);(1.7) h= h1h2 (qk+ 1) qk where h1> 2, h2> 2 are orders of H (2, h) matrices;(1.8) h= hih2s (s+ 3) where hi> 2, h2> 2 are orders of H (2, h) matrices and where s and s+ 4 both are of the form qk+ l;(1.9) h=(r+ 1) 2 where both r and r+ 2 are prime or prime powers;(1.10) h is a product of numbers of the forms (1.1)-(1.9). This list is taken from [2].