
arXiv: math/0509474
The Kneser-Hecke-operator is a linear operator defined on the complex vector space spanned by the equivalence classes of a family of self-dual codes of fixed length. It maps a linear self-dual code $C$ over a finite field to the formal sum of the equivalence classes of those self-dual codes that intersect $C$ in a codimension 1 subspace. The eigenspaces of this self-adjoint linear operator may be described in terms of a coding-theory analogue of the Siegel $��$-operator.
Hecke operators, weight enumerators, Mathematics - Number Theory, self-dual codes, Hecke-Petersson operators, differential operators (several variables), FOS: Mathematics, 94B05, 11F60, Number Theory (math.NT), Kneser neighbouring method, Linear codes (general theory)
Hecke operators, weight enumerators, Mathematics - Number Theory, self-dual codes, Hecke-Petersson operators, differential operators (several variables), FOS: Mathematics, 94B05, 11F60, Number Theory (math.NT), Kneser neighbouring method, Linear codes (general theory)
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