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A new achievable rate region for the interference channel
IEEE Transactions on Information Theory · 1981 · Vol. 27(1) · pp. 49–60
Te Sun Han✉K. Kobayashi(Osaka University)
Abstract
A new achievable rate region for the general interference channel which extends previous results is presented and evaluated. The technique used is a generalization of superposition coding to the multivariable case. A detailed computation for the Gaussian channel case clarifies to what extent the new region improves previous ones. The capacity of a class of Gaussian interference channels is also established.
Wireless Communication Security TechniquesAdvanced Wireless Communication TechniquesError Correcting Code TechniquesInterference (communication)Superposition principleChannel (broadcasting)GeneralizationComputationGaussianComputer scienceChannel capacityAdjacent-channel interferenceAlgorithm
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