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26 April 2024
 
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Generalized Gray codes with prescribed ends
Tomáš Dvořák ; Petr Gregor ; Václav Koubek ;
Date 29 Mar 2016
AbstractAn $n$-bit Gray code is a sequence of all $n$-bit strings such that consecutive strings differ in a single bit. It is well-known that given $alpha,etain{0,1}^n$, an $n$-bit Gray code between $alpha$ and $eta$ exists iff the Hamming distance $d(alpha,eta)$ of $alpha$ and $eta$ is odd. We generalize this classical result to $k$ pairwise disjoint pairs $alpha_i, eta_iin{0,1}^n$: if $d(alpha_i,eta_i)$ is odd for all $i$ and $k<n$, then the set of all $n$-bit strings can be partitioned into $k$ sequences such that the $i$-th sequence leads from $alpha_i$ to $eta_i$ and consecutive strings differ in a single bit. This holds for every $n>1$ with one exception in the case when $n = k + 1 = 4$. Our result is optimal in the sense that for every $n>2$ there are $n$ pairwise disjoint pairs $alpha_i,eta_iin{0,1}^n$ with $d(alpha_i,eta_i)$ odd for which such sequences do not exist.
Source arXiv, 1603.8827
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