Multi-user Information Theory
| Lecturer (assistant) | |
|---|---|
| Number | 0000002457 |
| Type | lecture with integrated exercises |
| Duration | 4 SWS |
| Term | Sommersemester 2025 |
| Language of instruction | English |
| Position within curricula | See TUMonline |
| Dates | See TUMonline |
- 23.04.2025 11:30-13:00 N2409, Seminarraum
- 24.04.2025 13:15-14:45 N2409, Seminarraum
- 30.04.2025 11:30-13:00 N2409, Seminarraum
- 07.05.2025 11:30-13:00 N2409, Seminarraum
- 08.05.2025 13:15-14:45 N2409, Seminarraum
- 14.05.2025 11:30-13:00 N2409, Seminarraum
- 15.05.2025 13:15-14:45 N2409, Seminarraum
- 21.05.2025 11:30-13:00 N2409, Seminarraum
- 22.05.2025 13:15-14:45 N2409, Seminarraum
- 28.05.2025 11:30-13:00 N2409, Seminarraum
- 04.06.2025 11:30-13:00 N2409, Seminarraum
- 05.06.2025 13:15-14:45 N2409, Seminarraum
- 11.06.2025 11:30-13:00 N2409, Seminarraum
- 12.06.2025 13:15-14:45 N2409, Seminarraum
- 18.06.2025 11:30-13:00 N2409, Seminarraum
- 25.06.2025 11:30-13:00 N2409, Seminarraum
- 26.06.2025 13:15-14:45 N2409, Seminarraum
- 02.07.2025 11:30-13:00 N2409, Seminarraum
- 03.07.2025 13:15-14:45 N2409, Seminarraum
- 09.07.2025 11:30-13:00 N2409, Seminarraum
- 10.07.2025 13:15-14:45 N2409, Seminarraum
- 16.07.2025 11:30-13:00 N2409, Seminarraum
- 17.07.2025 13:15-14:45 N2409, Seminarraum
- 23.07.2025 11:30-13:00 N2409, Seminarraum
- 24.07.2025 13:15-14:45 N2409, Seminarraum
Admission information
Description
General Description:
Fundamental Concepts of Multi-User Information Theory
Topics:
Source Coding; Rate-Distortion theory, The Slepian-Wolf Problem ( Distributed Source Coding); The Wyner-Ziv Problem (Rate-Distortion with Side Information); The Gelfand-Pinsker Problem (Coding for Channels with State); The Broadcast Channel; The Multiaccess Channel.
Fundamental Concepts of Multi-User Information Theory
Topics:
Source Coding; Rate-Distortion theory, The Slepian-Wolf Problem ( Distributed Source Coding); The Wyner-Ziv Problem (Rate-Distortion with Side Information); The Gelfand-Pinsker Problem (Coding for Channels with State); The Broadcast Channel; The Multiaccess Channel.
Prerequisites
Recommendations:
- Basic Course on Information Theory
- Basic Knowledge in Discrete Probability
- Basic Course on Information Theory
- Basic Knowledge in Discrete Probability
Examination
Oral + Written Exam
Recommended literature
- G. Kramer: "Topics in Multi-User Information Theory", Foundations and Trends in Networking, 2008, online available at http://www.nowpublishers.com/product.aspx?product=CIT&doi=0100000028