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Anticodes for the Grassman and bilinear forms graphs

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In [2], L. Chihara proved that many infinite families of classical distance-regular graphs have no nontrivial perfect codes, including the Grassman graphs and the bilinear forms graphs. Here, we present a new proof of her result for these two families using Delsarte's anticode condition[3]. The technique is an extension of an approach taken by C. Roos [6] in the study of perfect codes in the Johnson graphs.

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Martin, W.J., Zhu, X.J. Anticodes for the Grassman and bilinear forms graphs. Des Codes Crypt 6, 73–79 (1995). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01390772

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