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What a channel can carry

A subject the papers are about. The loosest grouping, and the one to reach for last.

How much a channel can carry, and why noise is the limit. Shannon's 1948 paper is the subject; Nyquist and Hartley are here as the bounds that preceded it without a noise term, and the later work as what was built on it. Membership turns on the capacity of the channel itself, not on codes or protocols that use it.

A Logarithmic Decomposition and a Signed Measure Space for Entropy

Keenan J. A. Down and others (2024) · arXiv

On the capacity of optical backbone networks

João J. O. Pires (2024) · Network

Information Theory: A Tutorial Introduction

James V. Stone (2018) · arXiv

Entropy and Information Theory

Robert M. Gray (2011) · Springer US

Nonlinear limits to the information capacity of optical fibre communications

Partha P. Mitra and others (2001) · Nature · Springer Science and Business Media LLC

Internetting or Beyond NCP

Danny Cohen (1977) · Information Sciences Institute, University of Southern California