| Bounds on the Minimum Distance of Linear Codes: Fill in q, n, k, and get bounds on the maximal minimum distance of the linear codes over GF(q) with length n and dimension k. |
| Check or Generator Matrices of Some Linear Codes: Examples for q up to 9. |
| Classifying Subspaces of Hamming Spaces: By P. R. J. Östergård. The following codes with minimum distance greater than or equal to 3 are classified: binary codes up to length 14, ternary codes up to length 11, and quaternary codes up to length 10. |
| Constant Weight Binary Codes: Lower bounds (and in some cases exact values) for A(n,d,w), the size of the largest binary code of length n, distance d and constant weight w. |
| Covering Codes: The best known bounds on the size of binary covering codes of length up to 33 and covering radius up to 10. Compiled by Simon Litsyn. |
| Database on Binary Quasi-Cyclic Codes: Interactive page to find the code parameters (generator polynomials and weight distribution) and references. |
| Dense Sphere Packings from New Codes: A table with the largest densities of sphere packings known to us in dimensions up to 200. |
| Information about Binary Linear Codes: Database of information on binary linear codes of length n and dimension k with n <= 85 or n <= 204 and k <= 14. Searchable. |
| Isometry Classes of Codes: And other tables by Harald Fripertinger. |
| Lower Bounds and Encoding Circuits for Weakly Self-dual CSS Codes: A table of codes up to length 32 encoding up to 30 qubits. |
| Nonlinear Binary Codes: Lower bounds (and in some cases exact values) for A(n,d), the size of the largest binary code of length n and minimal distance d. |
| Optimal One-Error-Correcting Codes: Optimal binary one-error-correcting codes of length 10 have 72 codewords. Tables to supplement the paper published in IEEE-IT 45 by P.R.J. Östergård, T. Baicheva and E. Kolev. |
| Tables of Binary Block Codes: Tables of bounds on the size of binary unrestricted codes, constant-weight codes, doubly-bounded-weight codes, and doubly-constant-weight codes. Compiled by Erik Agrell, Chalmers. |