Channel Dispersion is the variance of the log-likelihood ratio between the channel input and output, serving as a fundamental parameter that quantifies the stochastic variability in channel capacity and determines the rate of convergence to capacity in finite-blocklength communication systems.
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Orthogonal Chirp Division Multiplexing
Xing Ouyang, Jian Zhao · IEEE Transactions on Communications · 2016 · 375 citations
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