Trellis coding for degraded broadcast channels
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Superposition trellis coding is considered for a two-receiver degraded broadcast channel. A coding theorem is proved that shows the existence of reliable superposition codes at all rates within the capacity region using Viterbi decoding at both receivers.
- College of New Jersey United States
- Princeton University United States
Coding theorems (Shannon theory), Viterbi Decoding, Superposition or Cluster-Center-Satellite Block Codes, Existence of Reliable Superposition Codes, Message Digits, Coding Theorem, Channel models (including quantum) in information and communication theory, Two-Receiver Degraded Memoryless Broadcast Channel, Engineering(all), Single-Channel Trellis Encoding, Capacity Region
Coding theorems (Shannon theory), Viterbi Decoding, Superposition or Cluster-Center-Satellite Block Codes, Existence of Reliable Superposition Codes, Message Digits, Coding Theorem, Channel models (including quantum) in information and communication theory, Two-Receiver Degraded Memoryless Broadcast Channel, Engineering(all), Single-Channel Trellis Encoding, Capacity Region
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