#6452: Codes over rings
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       Reporter:  wdj    |        Owner:  rlm
           Type:         |       Status:  needs_work
  enhancement            |    Milestone:  sage-6.9
       Priority:  major  |   Resolution:
      Component:         |    Merged in:
  coding theory          |    Reviewers:
       Keywords:         |  Work issues:
        Authors:         |       Commit:
Report Upstream:  N/A    |  1177056cb4942b0ce938a30537357bcb07f1bf19
         Branch:         |     Stopgaps:
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Description changed by vdelecroix:

Old description:

> This module constructs codes over rings of the form ZZ/mZZ, that is,
> submodules of FreeModule(IntegerModRing(m), n).
> The main authors are Cesar Agustin Garcia-Vazquez (who was an undergrad
> in Mexico when he wrote this) and Carlos A. Lopez-Andrade (his advisor).
> I made some changes to make it more consistent with LinearCode. (It still
> has some hidden differences - the basic problem being that FreeModule has
> no submodule or span method analogous that of VectorSpace.)
>
> It is in Cython, which I confess I don't really understand well. My role
> is simply to take Cesar's code (which he emailed to me), tweek it a bit,
> and create a patch. He has explicitly agreed to distributing it under
> GPLv2+.

New description:

 This module constructs codes over the finite rings `ZZ/mZZ`, that is,
 submodules of `FreeModule(IntegerModRing(m), n)`.

 The main authors are Cesar Agustin Garcia-Vazquez (who was an undergrad in
 Mexico when he wrote this) and Carlos A. Lopez-Andrade (his advisor).

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 Comments from the original ticket description by by David Joyner:

 I made some changes to make it more consistent with `LinearCode`. (It
 still has some hidden differences - the basic problem being that
 `FreeModule` has no submodule or span method analogous that of
 `VectorSpace`.)

 It is in Cython, which I confess I don't really understand well. My role
 is simply to take Cesar's code (which he emailed to me), tweek it a bit,
 and create a patch. He has explicitly agreed to distributing it under
 GPLv2+.

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Ticket URL: <http://trac.sagemath.org/ticket/6452#comment:16>
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