Data for Low Correlation Sequences from Linear Combinations of Characters
The paper can be found at:
Kelly T. R. Boothby and Daniel J. Katz, Low Correlation Sequences from Linear Combinations of Characters, IEEE Transactions on Information Theory, 63(10): 6158-6178 (2017).
A preprint version is available at:
arXiv: 1602.04514 [cs.IT]
The work of Daniel J. Katz on this paper and the accompanying materials here was supported in part by the National Science Foundation under Grant DMS 1500856, in part by California State University, Northridge through a Research, Scholarship and Creative Activity Award, and in part by funding from the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada through a grant awarded to Jonathan Jedwab.
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The data files used to produce each figure in the paper (along with summary files that describe how to read the data file) are organized by Figure number. An overall description of the contents is in readme.txt.
| Figures 1 and 3 | histograms | quartic-prime-survey |
| Figures 2 and 4 | graphs | leg-quartic-prime-survey |
| Figure 5 | graphs | infinite-cross-merit |