Titlebook: Coding Theorems of Information Theory; Jacob Wolfowitz Book 1978Latest edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1978 Code.Communication T

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Fluid Mechanics and Its Applicationse Cartesian product of .s, with similar definitions for B., ., and, later, for .. There are three individuals I, II, III who act as follows: I wishes to send to II an arbitrarily chosen pair (.) of messages over the d.m.c. .(·|·), and the message . to III over the d.m.c. .(·|·), where ..

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-66822-7Code; Communication Theory; Informationstheorie; Theorems; information; information theory; proof; theorem

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978-3-642-66824-1Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1978

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Roughness and roughness elements,interest in these properties will become apparent in Chapter 3. By at once proving the necessary facts we gain in efficiency at the expense of a temporary lack of motivation. To avoid the trivial we assume, throughout this monograph, that . ≧ 2 and . ≧ 2; the main interest in application will usually be for large ..

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Roughness and roughness elements,ansmission of a word of length .. Let . = . = 1, . . . , .. For every .-swquence . we define . Such a channel is called “arbitrarily varying”. Results on such channels have not yet reached the level of results on compound channels because the problems are much more difficult. This chapter is devoted to some of the results already obtained.

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Mixtures of medium grain sizes,e. We will take the input alphabet of channel . to be the interval [0, 1]. In place of (8.1.1) we now have . We have 0 ≦ . ≦ 1, . = 1, . . . , n, and the chance variables . (.), . . . , .(.) are independently distributed. The definition of a code is obvious.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4020-5016-9hich are basic in published treatments of the subject, but of which no use was made in this monograph. The discussion of Section 5.6 describes the use to which these results are put. A comparison with the methods of Chapter 5 may be instructive.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4020-5016-9 As usual, C*. will denote the space of such sequences. A distortion function . between elements of . = {1,..., .} and . = {1,..., .} is given, and the distortion between .-sequences defined in the usual manner, i.e., ..