On the Matrix and Additive Communication Channels

Vladimir Leontiev¹, Garib Movsisyan², Arthur Osipyan¹, Zhirayr Margaryan³

¹Moscow State University, Moscow, Russia.
²BIT Group, Moscow, Russia.
³Yerevan State University, Yerevan, Armenia.

DOI: 10.4236/jis.2014.54017                

Abstract

The notion of a communication channel is one of the key notions in information theory but like the notion “information” it has not any general mathematical definition. The existing examples of the communication channels: the Gaussian ones; the binary symmetric ones; the ones with symbol drop-out and drop-in; the ones with error packets etc., characterize the distortions which take place in information conducted through the corresponding channel.

Keywords

Additive Communication Channel, Error, Matrix Channel, Neighborhood, Correcting Code, Alphabet

Conflicts of Interest

The authors declare no conflicts of interest.

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