Abstract
In this article, the effective lengths of all -divisible linear codes over with a non-negative integer are determined. For that purpose, the -adic expansion of an integer is introduced. It is shown that there exists a -divisible -linear code of effective length if and only if the leading coefficient of the -adic expansion of is non-negative. Furthermore, the maximum weight of a -divisible code of effective length is at most , where denotes the cross-sum of the -adic expansion of . This result has applications in Galois geometries. A recent theorem of N{ă}stase and Sissokho on the maximum size of a partial spread follows as a corollary. Furthermore, we get an improvement of the Johnson bound for constant dimension subspace codes.
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