The single-serving channel capacity
Renato Renner, Stefan Wolf, Juerg Wullschleger
TL;DR
This paper investigates the maximum number of bits that can be reliably transmitted in a single use of a noisy channel within a specified error margin, addressing a fundamental question in information theory.
Contribution
It provides a precise characterization of the single-serving channel capacity, advancing understanding of channel limits for one-time transmissions.
Findings
Derived a formula for single-use channel capacity
Established bounds on transmission rates with error constraints
Clarified the relationship between channel noise and capacity
Abstract
In this paper we provide the answer to the following question: Given a noisy channel and epsilon>0, how many bits can be transmitted with an error of at most epsilon by a single use of the channel?
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TopicsWireless Communication Security Techniques · Cellular Automata and Applications · Computability, Logic, AI Algorithms