IEEE Transactions on Information Theory · 1999 · 58 citations · 7 references
EngineeringComputer ScienceElectrical EngineeringDigital CommunicationInformation TheoryWireless CommunicationsChannel CapacityChannel CodingCoding TheoryCommunication SystemsError-correcting CodesMultiple Access TechniquesArbitrarily Varying Channel CapacityChannel Capacity ApproximationsEliminationMaximum-likelihood DecodingMultiple-access Channel CapacityMultiple-access Channels
In 1981 Jahn used the elimination technique of the first author to determine the average errors capacity region of an arbitrarily varying multiple-access channel (AVMAC), when this region has a nonempty interior. Here we remove this restriction. In his thesis (1990), Gubner (1990) missed this result because he used the first author's first approach to the MAC, which is based on conditional decoding, and not the first author's second approach, which is based on maximum likelihood decoding. This second approach was originally needed for a kind of compound MAC. For the AVMBC the difference between the approaches is naturally even more essential.
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