Solution of the [72, 36,16] Problem
Gerald Janusz

TL;DR
This paper proves the non-existence of certain binary codes with specific parameters using a computational approach implemented in Mathematica.
Contribution
It provides a computational proof that no Type II binary codes exist with parameters [72, 36, 16] or [96, 48, 20], resolving a longstanding question.
Findings
No Type II binary code with parameters [72, 36, 16] exists.
No Type II binary code with parameters [96, 48, 20] exists.
The proof is based on computational methods implemented in Mathematica.
Abstract
This is the TeX version of the {\it Mathematica} file used to prove there is no Type II binary code with parameters [72, 36, 16] or [96, 48, 20].
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Taxonomy
TopicsMathematics and Applications · Numerical Methods and Algorithms · History and Theory of Mathematics
