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Systematic Constructions of Complementary Sets and Hadamard Matrices from Circulant Operator

Signal Processing 2026-05-12 v2

Abstract

A Hadamard matrix HH of order nn is a square matrix with entries ±1\pm 1 satisfying HHT=nInHH^T = nI_n, where InI_n is the identity matrix of order nn. A circulant Hadamard matrix is a Hadamard matrix whose rows are cyclic shifts of one another. This work establishes a unified algebraic framework that treats arbitrary Hadamard matrices as flexible seeds to systematically generate Golay complementary sets (GCS), cross Z-complementary sets (CZCS), complete complementary codes (CCC), and optimal cross-Z complementary sequence sets (CZCSS) through algebraic transformations. In this paper, a systematic framework using cyclic operators is presented. First, circulant Hadamard matrices of order 4 are utilized recursively to propose binary CZCS of arbitrary lengths, achieving a maximum ZCZ ratio of 2/3, and binary GCS. Significantly, this framework is generalized to establish that by employing binary or complex Hadamard matrices of any order, binary or non-binary CZCSs of arbitrary lengths can be constructed with a ZCZ ratio of 1/2. Furthermore, to provide flexible user capacity, an alternative construction of binary GCS of all lengths and Hadamard matrices of order 2a+110b26c2^{a+1} 10^b 26^c (a,b,c0a, b, c \geq 0) is proposed using circulant matrices and Golay complementary pairs (GCP). These constructions are further extended to form binary CCC with parameters (2N,2N,2N)(2N, 2N, 2N), where N=2a10b26cN=2^a 10^b 26^c, and (4n,4n,4n)(4n, 4n, 4n) for n1n \geq 1. Additionally, optimal binary (8n,8n,8n,4n)(8n, 8n, 8n, 4n)-CZCSS and their complex versions with parameters (4m,4m,4m,2m)(4m, 4m, 4m, 2m) are proposed for n,m1n, m \geq 1. These results provide the first generalized framework for constructing optimal CZCSS from arbitrary Hadamard seeds. Finally, a theoretical relation between Hadamard matrices and GCSs is established, and fundamental properties of circulant matrices over aperiodic correlation functions are presented.

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@article{arxiv.2510.12315,
  title  = {Systematic Constructions of Complementary Sets and Hadamard Matrices from Circulant Operator},
  author = {Piyush Priyanshu and Sudhan Majhi and Subhabrata Paul},
  journal= {arXiv preprint arXiv:2510.12315},
  year   = {2026}
}
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