Three-phase Golay sequence and array triads
Aki Ayukawa Avis, Jonathan Jedwab

TL;DR
This paper explores 3-phase Golay sequence and array triads, providing exhaustive search results up to length 24, new construction methods, and insights into their existence patterns, extending the understanding beyond 2-phase Golay sequences.
Contribution
It introduces new construction methods for 3-phase Golay array triads and explains their existence patterns through projections, expanding the theoretical framework.
Findings
Existence pattern is richer than 2-phase Golay sequences.
No 3-phase Golay triad exists with length ≡ 4 mod 6.
Provided two construction methods and projection techniques.
Abstract
3-phase Golay sequence and array triads are a natural generalisation of 2-phase Golay sequence pairs, yet their study has until now been largely neglected. We present exhaustive search results for 3-phase Golay sequence triads for all lengths up to 24, showing that the existence pattern is much richer than that for 2-phase Golay sequence pairs. We give an elementary proof that there is no 3-phase Golay sequence triad whose length is congruent to 4 modulo 6. We give two construction methods for 3-phase Golay array triads, and show how to project 3-phase Golay array triads to lower-dimensional Golay triads. In this way we explain much of the existence pattern found by exhaustive search.
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