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Monomial equivalence of linear codes

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Two linear codes are monomially equivalent if a permutation of coordinates followed by multiplication of individual coordinates by nonzero field elements takes one to the other. This preserves dimension and Hamming distance. Choosing different representatives for projective parity-check columns produces this equivalence.

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