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Check character systems over groups and orthogonal Latin squares

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In this article we describe check character systems which detect neigh-bour-transpositions or other double errors by making use of orthomorphisms or fixed point free automorphisms.

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Schulz, RH. Check character systems over groups and orthogonal Latin squares. AAECC 7, 125–132 (1996). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01191380

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