Capacity-achieving codes: a review on double transitivity
Kirill Ivanov, R\"udiger L. Urbanke

TL;DR
This paper reviews the classification of codes invariant under doubly transitive groups, highlighting their capacity-achieving properties on erasure channels and discussing algebraic geometric codes.
Contribution
It provides a comprehensive review of groups and codes invariant under doubly transitive groups, advancing understanding of capacity-achieving codes.
Findings
Doubly transitive invariant codes achieve erasure channel capacity
Algebraic geometric codes form capacity-achieving families
Classification of such codes and groups is progressing
Abstract
Recently it was proved that if a linear code is invariant under the action of a doubly transitive permutation group, it achieves the capacity of erasure channel. Therefore, it is of sufficient interest to classify all codes, invariant under such permutation groups. We take a step in this direction and give a review of all suitable groups and the known results on codes invariant under these groups. It turns out that there are capacity-achieving families of algebraic geometric codes.
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Taxonomy
TopicsCoding theory and cryptography · graph theory and CDMA systems · Error Correcting Code Techniques
