Coding Theory Communication Theory Applications

Coding Theory Communication Theory Applications

Coding Theory

Coding Theory is the mathematical study of error-detection and error-correction in communication systems.

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See Also:

- National Science Foundation, April 17-18, 1997.
- D.A. Leonard. One in a series of snapshots of applications of discrete mathematics to other parts of mathematics.
- Artcile by E.F. Assmus Jr.
- Huffman trees and Fibonacci numbers, by Alex Vinokur.
- By E. F. Assmus, Jr. Summarises ideas and theorems contained in a series of papers with J.D. Key.
- Bell System Technical Journal, April 1950.
- Mitsuharu Arimura's bookmarks.
- A short explanation of Goppa codes by J. W. P. Hirschfeld.
- Richard Pinch.
- Online demonstration by David Mackay.
- Principles, architecture and implementation.
- By Alistair Moffat.
- Publications, peoples and source code for entropy coding.
- By N. J. A. Sloane.
- A Java applet demonstrating the use of error-correcting codes on DVDs.
- Applications of Reed-Solomon codes.
- Hypertext bibliography containing all papers published in Designs, Codes and Cryptography, maintained by David M Jones.
- Thesis by Stefan Hoest. Woven convolutional codes are attractive alternatives to turbo codes.
- By Barry Cipra, SIAM News, January 1993.
- Links to coding theorists' home pages, departments, research groups, journals, tables, and on-line notes.
- Proposes methods of constructing error-correcting codes for multilevel signals. References and discussion forum.
- J.E.H. Shaw.
- By J.I. Hall (PDF). Please contact the author before making use of them.
- Lecture notes from a course taught by Jean Berstel and Dominque Perrin.
- Links at the Department of Telecommunications, University of Bremen.
- Web lecture notes by Adina Matache, University of Washington.
- Lecture notes by Steve Linton.

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