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  • A Proof of Turyn's Conjecture: Nonexistence of Circulant Hadamard Matrices for Order Greater than Four

    Yoshimasa OH-HASHI  

     
    PAPER-Fundamental Theories for Communications

      Vol:
    E99-B No:7
      Page(s):
    1395-1407

    Biphase periodic sequences having elements +1 or -1 with the two-level autocorrelation function are desirable in communications and radars. However, in case of the biphase orthogonal periodic sequences, Turyn has conjectured that there exist only sequences with period 4, i.e., there exist the circulant Hadamard matrices for order 4 only. In this paper, it is described that the conjecture is proved to be true by means of the isomorphic mapping, the Chinese remainder theorem, the linear algebra, etc.

  • Binary Sequence Pairs with Two-Level Correlation and Cyclic Difference Pairs

    Seok-Yong JIN  Hong-Yeop SONG  

     
    PAPER-Sequences

      Vol:
    E93-A No:11
      Page(s):
    2266-2271

    We investigate binary sequence pairs with two-level correlation in terms of their corresponding cyclic difference pairs (CDPs). We define multipliers of a cyclic difference pair and present an existence theorem for multipliers, which could be applied to check the existence/nonexistence of certain hypothetical cyclic difference pairs. Then, we focus on the ideal case where all the out-of-phase correlation coefficients are zero. It is known that such an ideal binary sequence pair exists for length υ = 4u for every u ≥ 1. Using the techniques developed here on the theory of multipliers of a CDP and some exhaustive search, we are able to determine that, for lengths υ ≤ 30, (1) there does not exist "any other" ideal/ binary sequence pair and (2) every example in this range is equivalent to the one of length υ = 4u above. We conjecture that if there is a binary sequence pair with an ideal two-level correlation then its in-phase correlation must be 4. This implies so called the circulant Hadamard matrix conjecture.

  • M-Ary Orthogonal Keying under Carrier Frequency Offset

    Nozomu NISHINAGA  Yoshihiro IWADARE  

     
    PAPER-Communication/Spread Spectrum

      Vol:
    E79-A No:9
      Page(s):
    1408-1414

    M-ary orthogonal keying (MOK) systems under carrier frequency offset (CFO) are investigated. It is shown that spurious signals are introduced by the offset frequency components of spectrum after multiplication in correlation detection process, and some conditions on robust orthogonal signal sets are derived. Walsh function sets are found to be very weak against CFO, since they produce large spurious signals. As robust orthogonal signal sets against CFO, the rows of circulant Hadamard matrices are proposed and their error performanses are evaluated. The results show that they are good M-ary orthogonal signal sets in the presence of CFO.