Multi-modular optimization of information technologies

2016;
: pp.37-44
Authors:
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Lviv Polytechnic National University, Lviv, Ukraine

This paper involves a new conceptual methodology for improving the quality indices of vector information technologies (e.g. vector data coding) with respect to performance reliability, transmission speed, and functionality, using novel designs based on vector combinatorial configurations such as cyclic groups in extensions of Galois fields, difference sets and novel vector combinatorial constructions. Research into combinatorial structures of two- and higher dimensionality makes it possible to configure vector information systems based on the idea of an optimal  placement of structural elements in the systems. These design techniques allow information to be presented, processed, transfered, and transmited as two- or multidimensional vector data flows with fewer base elementsю. The aim is to imploy the appropriate algebraic techniques to improve the technological efficiency making use of the applicable properties of interconnections of two- and multi-modular vector cyclic groups, and inter-convertible dimensionality of the vector information systems. The paper contains some examples of the minimization related to the optimal placement of structural elements in a spatially or temporarily distributed information system, including its application to the design of coded signals for communications and radar, and positioning the elements in antenna arrays.

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