New Constructions of Optimal Symmetrical Z-Complementary Code Sets

Symmetrical Z-complementary code sets (SZCCSs), as a novel type of training sequences, have demonstrated exceptional channel estimation performance when applied to generalized spatial modulation (GSM) systems. This paper addresses the current limitations in the design methods and parameter range of SZCCSs by proposing three schemes. Initially, by analyzing the complementary properties of Discrete Fourier Transform (DFT) matrix elements, we construct a class of optimal SZCCSs using the Kronecker product of unit modulus sequences and DFT matrices. Subsequently, to diversify the parameter of code quantity, we perform the Kronecker product with complete complementary codes (CCCs) and orthogonal matrices, resulting in a class of optimal SZCCSs. Also, if a sequence with low autocorrelation replace the orthogonal matrix, the resulting SZCCS exhibits low autocorrelation sidelobes outside the zero correlation zone and complete complementary cross correlation characteristics. The study offer a broad range of parameters not previously identified in the literature, significantly enriching the parameter space of SZCCSs. Simulation results validate that the proposed SZCCSs show superior resistance to multipath interference in GSM systems compared to traditional sequences, highlighting their potential advantages in channel estimation.

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IEICE Transactions on Fundamentals of Electronics Communications and Computer Sciences
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2025-05-26
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https://doi.org/10.1587/transfun.2025eap1048
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Coding theory and cryptography
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New Constructions of Optimal Symmetrical Z-Complementary Code Sets

Xiaoyong Chang, Yutong Wang, Kai Liu, Yubo Li
IEICE Transactions on Fundamentals of Electronics Communications and Computer Sciences
Coding theory and cryptography
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New Constructions of Optimal Symmetrical Z-Complementary Code Sets

Xiaoyong Chang, Yutong Wang, Kai Liu, Yubo Li
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Abstract

Symmetrical Z-complementary code sets (SZCCSs), as a novel type of training sequences, have demonstrated exceptional channel estimation performance when applied to generalized spatial modulation (GSM) systems. This paper addresses the current limitations in the design methods and parameter range of SZCCSs by proposing three schemes. Initially, by analyzing the complementary properties of Discrete Fourier Transform (DFT) matrix elements, we construct a class of optimal SZCCSs using the Kronecker product of unit modulus sequences and DFT matrices. Subsequently, to diversify the parameter of code quantity, we perform the Kronecker product with complete complementary codes (CCCs) and orthogonal matrices, resulting in a class of optimal SZCCSs. Also, if a sequence with low autocorrelation replace the orthogonal matrix, the resulting SZCCS exhibits low autocorrelation sidelobes outside the zero correlation zone and complete complementary cross correlation characteristics. The study offer a broad range of parameters not previously identified in the literature, significantly enriching the parameter space of SZCCSs. Simulation results validate that the proposed SZCCSs show superior resistance to multipath interference in GSM systems compared to traditional sequences, highlighting their potential advantages in channel estimation.

IEICE Transactions on Fundamentals of Electronics Communications and Computer SciencesVol. E108.A(12)
Yanshan University (CN)
National Natural Science Foundation of China, Natural Science Foundation of Hebei Province
Openalex Percentile: Top 95%
Coding theory and cryptography
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