The dual-containing (or self-orthogonal) formalism of Calderbank-Shor-Steane (CSS) codes provides a universal connection between a classical linear code and a Quantum Error-Correcting Code (QECC). We propose a novel class of quantum Low Density Parity Check (LDPC) codes constructed from cyclic classes of lines in Euclidean Geometry (EG). The corresponding constructed parity check matrix has quasi-cyclic structure that can be encoded flexibility, and satisfies the requirement of dual-containing quantum code. Taking the advantage of quasi-cyclic structure, we use a structured approach to construct Generalized Parity Check Matrix (GPCM). This new class of quantum codes has higher code rate, more sparse check matrix, and exactly one four-cycle in each pair of two rows. Ex-perimental results show that the proposed quantum codes, such as EG(2,q)II-QECC, EG(3,q)II-QECC, have better performance than that of other methods based on EG, over the depolarizing channel and decoded with iterative decoding based on the sum-product decoding algorithm.
Compressed Sensing (CS) theory is a great breakthrough of the traditional Nyquist sampling theory. It can accomplish compressive sampling and signal recovery based on the sparsity of interested signal, the randomness of measurement matrix and nonlinear optimization method of signal recovery. Firstly, the CS principle is reviewed. Then the ambiguity function of Multiple-Input Multiple-Output (MIMO) radar is deduced. After that, combined with CS theory, the ambiguity function of MIMO radar is analyzed and simulated in detail. At last, the resolutions of coherent and non-coherent MIMO radars on the CS theory are discussed. Simulation results show that the coherent MIMO radar has better resolution performance than the non-coherent. But the coherent ambiguity function has higher side lobes, which caused a deterioration in radar target detection performances. The stochastic embattling method of sparse array based on minimizing the statistical coherence of sensing matrix is proposed. And simulation results show that it could effectively suppress side lobes of the ambiguity function and improve the capability of weak target detection.
