Titlebook: Probabilistic Methods and Distributed Information; Rudolf Ahlswede’s Le Rudolf Ahlswede,Alexander Ahlswede,Ingo Althöfer,U Book 2019 Spring

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Book 2019 of the highlights of the entire lecture note series is surely Part I of this volume on arbitrarily varying channels (AVC), a subject in which Ahlswede was probably the world‘s leading expert. Appended to Part I is a survey by Holger Boche and Ahmed Mansour on recent results concerning AVC and arbit

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A Wringing Method: An Elementary Proof of the Strong Converse Theorem for Multiple-Access Channels-Gács-Körner [.] method of “blowing up decoding sets” in conjunction with a new “.”. We will present the results of [.] where this theorem was proved without using the method of “blowing up decoding sets”, and considerations are based on non-elementary combinatorial work of Margulis [.].

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Feedback and Correlated Sources encoded to a function . for . and ., ., instead of a fixed codeword .. One can define its maximal and average probabilities of error and denote the corresponding capacities by . and . respectively, in the standard way.

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Applications and Related Problemsstigated it. To conclude the chapter, we present two examples to show its application to other models in Information Theory, and hope that the reader can find more relations between AVC and other models in Information Theory.

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Appendix to Part I: The AVC and AVWCl (AVWC). We then highlight some of the code concepts used for such channels and focus on the concept of list decoding. Finally, we present some coding theorems for reliable and secure communication over AVCs and AVWCs.

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Ergodic Theory and Encoding of Individual Sequences entropy of any infinite sequence of letters drawn from a finite alphabet. The essential parameters in this definition are the numbers of different .-words occurring in the given infinite sequence. In particular, Ziv makes no .. In [.] Dueck and Wolters started a second way which leads also to a not

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The Slepian-Wolf Theorem for Individual Sequenceso for systems of correlated AVS (the case for a single AVS is comparably easy and was known, see chapter). Three of our Ph.D. students addressed these problems. Klemisch-Ahlert addressed the MAC, Jahn started with DMCS (the Slepian-Wolf model) and extended most known coding theorems for multi-way ch