2020 IEEE International Symposium
on Information Theory

Technical Program

I.2: Broadcast Channel II
Session Type: Lecture
Track: Network Information Theory
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Session Chair: Michele Wigger, Telecom Paris

I.2.1: New Outer Bounds for the Two-Receiver Broadcast Channel
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Amin Gohari; Tehran Institute for Advanced Studies
Chandra Nair; The Chinese University of Hong Kong

I.2.2: Diamond Message Set Groupcasting: From an Achievable Rate Region for the DM Broadcast Channel to the Capacity of the Combination Network
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Mohamed Salman; University of Colorado-Boulder
Mahesh Varanasi; University of Colorado-Boulder

I.2.3: Broadcasting on trees near criticality
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Yuzhou Gu; Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Hajir Roozbehani; Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Yury Polyanskiy; Massachusetts Institute of Technology

I.2.4: On the Broadcast Channel with Non-Distinct Message Demands and Symmetric Side Information
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Mohamed Salman; University of Colorado-Boulder
Mahesh Varanasi; University of Colorado-Boulder

Plan Ahead

2021 IEEE International Symposium on Information Theory

11-16 July 2021 | Melbourne, Victoria, Australia