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For a Gaussian broadcast channel, it is known that: the capacity region in general is enlarged in the presence of feedback from all the receivers; and in the physically degraded case, feedback does not enlarge the capacity region. It is shown that the capa ...
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers2008
The kurtosis of a signal is a quantitative measure of how `peaky' it is. In this paper we consider two scenarios of communication over fading channels with kurtosis constraints: in the first, we analyze a non-coherent Rayleigh fading channel where the inpu ...
Network information theory explores the fundamental data transport limits over communication networks. Broadcasting and relaying are two natural models arising in communication contexts where multiple users share a common communication medium. Number of re ...