Hi!!! I am currently working on a Reed Solomon Codec. My team as finished working on the encoder section and it works like a charm thanks to all the people on google Groups. I have started studding how the decoder works from �Error Control systems for Digital communication & storage' by Stephen B. Wicker. We are currently studding the following decoders 1. Peterson � Gorenstein � Zierler Decoder 2. The Berlekamp � Massey Alogrithm 3. Euclid's Algorithm The every first two pages of the text includes something called the Newton's Identities and unfortunately we have no clue what they are and how they work and what are they used for. Needless to say the rest to the text becomes almost impossible to understand. If you have any information about Newton's identities and the RS decoders mentioned above please let me know. Your contribution is highly appreciated. Thank you, Sincerely, Ritesh Electronics & Telecommunication (Engineering Student)
Newton's identitires and reed solomon decoding
Started by ●March 4, 2005
Reply by ●March 4, 20052005-03-04
"Ritesh" <ritesh.panjabi@gmail.com> wrote in message news:827aa59b.0503032047.346caac2@posting.google.com...> Hi!!! > I am currently working on a Reed Solomon Codec. My team as finished > working on the encoder section and it works like a charm thanks to all > the people on google Groups. I have started studding how the decoder > works from 'Error Control systems for Digital communication & storage' > by Stephen B. Wicker. We are currently studding the following decoders > > 1. Peterson - Gorenstein - Zierler Decoder > 2. The Berlekamp - Massey Alogrithm > 3. Euclid's Algorithm > > The every first two pages of the text includes something called the > Newton's Identities and unfortunately we have no clue what they are > and how they work and what are they used for. Needless to say the rest > to the text becomes almost impossible to understand. > > If you have any information about Newton's identities and the RS > decoders mentioned above please let me know. Your contribution is > highly appreciated. > > Thank you, > > Sincerely, > Ritesh > Electronics & Telecommunication (Engineering Student)Hi Ritesh , I think this is quite nice http://www.american.edu/academic.depts/cas/mathstat/People/kalman/pdffiles/newtonsID.pdf the references list should also be useful. Best of luck - Mike