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Definition

The dual of a linear code (V,X,W) is defined as the linear code (V,X,W′) where W′ is the orthogonal complement of W with respect to the standard inner product defined by the basis X.

In the case of a binary linear code, it is the set of those subsets which intersect every set in the space of code-words, in a subset of even cardinality.