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Primary-source audit leaves an eleven-word gap
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Originating problem: Exact size of a length-17 constant-weight code
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The 2007 construction improves the lower bound to 113, while the 2010 classification gives 124 as the upper bound.
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Chee states that the 113-word code was obtained by simulated annealing, length reduction, and local optimization. Its automorphism group is trivial. The paper prints every support, which makes the lower bound independently checkable.
Östergård classifies optimal constant-weight codes in several smaller parameter ranges and develops a double-counting validation scheme for the computer-aided results. The accompanying upper-bound table records 124 for these parameters and cites that paper. The checked sources provide no matching construction and no later exact determination. The research target is therefore an improvement to either endpoint or a complete certificate closing the gap.
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Verification source: doi.org ↗, P. R. J. Östergård, Classification of Binary Constant Weight Codes, IEEE Transactions on Information Theory 56 (2010), 3779-3785; Yeow Meng Chee, A New Lower Bound for A(17,6,6), Ars Combinatoria 83 (2007), 361-363
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