Zero-Error Capacity of Broadcast Channels with Two Binary Outputs

This paper begins a systematic study of the zeroerror capacity problem of broadcast channels, where the message sent can be decoded by each receiver with zero error. A graph set is used to represent the broadcast channel. We particularly consider a set of two graphs, where each graph in the set contains only one edge. The corresponding zero-error capacity is determined in this paper.

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2024-11-24
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https://doi.org/10.1109/itw61385.2024.10806907
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Cooperative Communication and Network Coding
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Zero-Error Capacity of Broadcast Channels with Two Binary Outputs

Qi Cao, Zihan Wu, Baoming Bai, Yanlin Geng
Cooperative Communication and Network Coding
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Zero-Error Capacity of Broadcast Channels with Two Binary Outputs

Qi Cao, Zihan Wu, Baoming Bai, Yanlin Geng
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This paper begins a systematic study of the zeroerror capacity problem of broadcast channels, where the message sent can be decoded by each receiver with zero error. A graph set is used to represent the broadcast channel. We particularly consider a set of two graphs, where each graph in the set contains only one edge. The corresponding zero-error capacity is determined in this paper.

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