valid protocol / direct product / possible solution / memoryless systems / satellite communications / broadcast network / broadcast networks / information theoretic tools / graph products / /
Movie
Hide and seek / /
NaturalFeature
Shannon / /
Organization
Hermann Minkowski Minerva Center for Geometry / Israel Science Foundation / Sackler School of Mathematics / Mathematics and Blavatnik School of Computer Science / Beverly Sackler Faculty of Exact Sciences / Tel Aviv University / Tel Aviv / /
Person
Raymond Sackler / D. Ray-Chaudhuri / C. Berge / Beverly Sackler / / /
Position
author / representative / /
ProgrammingLanguage
C / /
PublishedMedium
Pacific Journal of Mathematics / IEEE Transactions on Information Theory / /
Technology
valid protocol / Video on Demand / caching / same protocol / satellite communications / /
Combinatorial Reasoning in Information Theory Noga Alon∗ Abstract Combinatorial techniques play a crucial role in the investigation of problems in Information Theory. We describe a few representative examples, focusing