A Study on the Applications of Negacyclic Matrices in the Construction of Hadamard Matrices
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https://doi.org/10.26713/cma.v14i5.2477Keywords:
Hadamard matrix, Negacyclic matrix, Circulant matrix, Orthogonal designAbstract
This article deals with the proper placement of negacyclic matrices as block matrices in a matrix so as to construct a Hadamard matrix. The article contains many new examples of suitable negacyclic matrices of such type with some new observations. The article also includes some negative results.
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