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There are no good infinite families of toric codes
Jason P. Bell, Sean Monahan, Matthew Satriano, Karen Situ, Zheng Xie
Published 2024-06-01Version 1
Soprunov and Soprunova introduced the notion of a good infinite family of toric codes. We prove that such good families do not exist by proving a more general Szemer\'edi-type result: for all $c\in(0,1]$ and all positive integers $N$, subsets of density at least $c$ in $\{0,1,\dots,N-1\}^n$ contain hypercubes of arbitrarily large dimension as $n$ grows.
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