Discrete Applied Mathematics Seminar by Amin Bahmanian: Hadamard Hypercubes
Speaker: , professor of mathematics, Illinois State University
Title: Hadamard Hypercubes
Abstract: Although Hadamard matrices have been investigated since the nineteenth century, relatively little is known about their higher-dimensional analogues, known as Hadamard hypercubes. We introduce two constructions of Hadamard hypercubes. The first construction is derived from conference matrices, while the second is recursive, combining Hadamard matrices (and hypercubes) of smaller order with Latin hypercubes. The former approach draws on the theory of association schemes on triples, whereas the latter yields applications to the construction of higher-dimensional symmetric designs.
This is joint work with Sho Suda (National Defense Academy of Japan).
Discrete Applied Math Seminar
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