361-2-3061 Multi-User Information Theory 2

Contents:     

• Announcements
• Course Outline
• Textbook
• Prerequisite
• Lectures
• Homeworks

Announcement

• Solution of HW 2,3 are posted.
• HW 3 is posted. Due to Jan 3rd.
• Lec 3 is posted
• HW 2  is posted, due to 13th Dec.
• Lecture 1 on method of types is posted.

Lectures

Building 34, room 105 , Mondays 17:00-20:00pm, 2 Unit

Instructor: Haim Permuter

Office: Building 33 office 312

Tel: 6461558

Email: haimp (at) bgu (dot) ac (dot) il

Course Outline and Syllabus

• Review on information measures, point-to-point source coding and channel coding.
• Strong typicallity
• Rate distortion and coordination
• Broadcast channel
• Relay Channel

Textbook 

1. Lecture Notes on Network Information Theory, A. El Gamal, Y-H Kim
2. "Elements of Information Theory," by Cover and Thomas, 1st or 2nd Edition, New York: Wiley, 2006.

Prerequisite

You should be familiar with the material that was taught in Mathematical Methods in Communication (361-2-5891) or  Random codes in Communication (361-25981). 
The course Multi-User Information Theory (361-2-2061) is NOT a Prerequisite.