Information Theory
math.IT is an alias for cs.IT. Covers theoretical and experimental aspects of information theory and coding.
When an IBLT fails to decode, its count measurement shifts by a predictable amount that reverses direction between k=4 and k=5
· “Decoding Failure Biases IBLT Count Measurements: A Gaussian-Selection Law at the Peeling Threshold”
Matching upper bound confirms achievable rate; shuffling channel capacity also determined.
· “The Capacity of the Noisy Torn Paper Channel and the Noisy Shuffling Channel”
For OFDM and its relatives, probabilistic shaping can guarantee per-symbol ranging sidelobe levels—for all other modulation bases, it…
· “How Does Probabilistic Constellation Shaping Control Ranging Sidelobe Levels in ISAC?”
