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Glorfindel
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In the case of linear codes, this is the same as asking for non-equivalent codes with the same weight enumerator. There are many examples known. Search for "same weight enumerator" at google scholar and you'll find some examples quickly.

For example, this paper and this one and this onethis one and this onethis one.

In the case of linear codes, this is the same as asking for non-equivalent codes with the same weight enumerator. There are many examples known. Search for "same weight enumerator" at google scholar and you'll find some examples quickly.

For example, this paper and this one and this one and this one.

In the case of linear codes, this is the same as asking for non-equivalent codes with the same weight enumerator. There are many examples known. Search for "same weight enumerator" at google scholar and you'll find some examples quickly.

For example, this paper and this one and this one and this one.

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Brendan McKay
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In the case of linear codes, this is the same as asking for non-equivalent codes with the same weight enumerator. There are many examples known. Search for "same weight enumerator" at google scholar and you'll find some examples quickly.

For example, this paper and this one and this one and this one.

In the case of linear codes, this is the same as asking for non-equivalent codes with the same weight enumerator. There are many examples known. Search for "same weight enumerator" at google scholar and you'll find some examples quickly.

In the case of linear codes, this is the same as asking for non-equivalent codes with the same weight enumerator. There are many examples known. Search for "same weight enumerator" at google scholar and you'll find some examples quickly.

For example, this paper and this one and this one and this one.

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Brendan McKay
Brendan McKay
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In the case of linear codes, this is the same as asking for non-equivalent codes with the same weight enumerator. There are many examples known. Search for "same weight enumerator" at google scholar and you'll find some examples quickly.