Computation of Maximal Determinants of Binary Circulant Matrices
Richard P. Brent, Adam B. Yedidia

TL;DR
This paper presents efficient algorithms for computing the maximal determinants of small binary circulant matrices, providing new tables of results that extend previous findings and challenge existing conjectures.
Contribution
It introduces parallel algorithms utilizing necklace generation and roots of unity to compute maximal determinants, extending known results and disproving some conjectures.
Findings
Tables of maximal determinants for matrices of order up to 53.
Disproof of two plausible conjectures about binary circulant matrices.
Extension of previous computational results in the field.
Abstract
We describe algorithms for computing maximal determinants of binary circulant matrices of small orders. Here "binary matrix" means a matrix whose elements are drawn from or . We describe efficient parallel algorithms for the search, using Duval's algorithm for generation of necklaces and the well-known representation of the determinant of a circulant in terms of roots of unity. Tables of maximal determinants are given for orders . Our computations extend earlier results and disprove two plausible conjectures.
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Taxonomy
Topicsgraph theory and CDMA systems · Advanced Combinatorial Mathematics · Matrix Theory and Algorithms
