On deep-holes of Gabidulin codes

@article{Fang2017OnDO,
  title={On deep-holes of Gabidulin codes},
  author={Weijun Fang and Li-Ping Wang and Daqing Wan},
  journal={Finite Fields Their Appl.},
  year={2017},
  volume={54},
  pages={216-229}
}

Finite Geometry and Deep Holes of Reed-Solomon Codes over Finite Local Rings

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