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The weight distributions of several classes of few-weight linear codes
In data storage systems, authentication codes, association schemes, and some other fields, linear codes with few weights play an important role. In this paper, we construct six classes of few weights linear codes over $ \mathbb F_{q} $ and use Gauss periods in the semi-primitive case to determine their weight distributions. There are some linear codes with few weights whose duals are almost Maximum Distance Separable (AMDS) codes and some Maximum Distance Separable (MDS) codes.
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