Broadcast Channel Coding is a method in broadcast communication that systematically encodes information signals to optimize reliability and efficiency in data transmission over shared broadcast channels by exploiting channel characteristics and managing multi-user interference.
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Recent results in the Shannon theory
A.D. Wyner · IEEE Transactions on Information Theory · 1974 · 645 citations
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