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20082016
most citedThe Sum-Product Algorithm for Degree-2 Check Nodes and Trapping Sets

2 citations · 5 across the 4 of their papers we have counts for

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7 papers

math.AG2016

Geometric Divisors in Normal Local Domains

John Brevik, Scott Nollet

Let A be the local ring at a point of a normal complex variety with completion R. Srinivas has asked about the possible images of the induced map from Cl A to Cl R over all geometr…

math.AG2016

Grothendieck-Lefschetz Theorem with Base Locus

John Brevik, Scott Nollet

We compute the divisor class group of the general hypersurface Y of a complex projective normal variety X of dimension at least four containing a fixed base locus Z. We deduce that…

cs.IT2014★ 2 cited

The Sum-Product Algorithm for Degree-2 Check Nodes and Trapping Sets

John O. Brevik, Michael E. O'Sullivan

The sum-product algorithm for decoding of binary codes is analyzed for bipartite graphs in which the check nodes all have degree . The algorithm simplifies dramatically and may…

math.AG2014

Srinivas' Problem for Rational Double Points

John Brevik, Scott Nollet

For the completion B of a local geometric normal domain, V. Srinivas asked which subgroups of Cl B arise as the image of the map from Cl A to Cl B on class groups as A varies among…

math.AG2012

Picard Groups of Normal Surfaces

John Brevik, Scott Nollet

We study the fixed singularities imposed on members of a linear system of surfaces in P^3_C by its base locus Z. For a 1-dimensional subscheme Z \subset P^3 with finitely many poin…

math.AG2011★ 1 cited

Local Picard Groups

John Brevik, Scott Nollet

We use our extension of the Noether-Lefschetz theorem to describe generators of the class groups at the local rings of singularities of very general hypersurfaces containing a fixe…

math.AG2008★ 2 cited

Noether-Lefschetz theorem with base locus

John Brevik, Scott Nollet

We compute the class groups of very general normal surfaces in complex projective three-space containing an arbitrary base locus , thereby extending the classic Noether-Lefschet…