Imprint for the book "Information Theory"
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Four main chapters with a total of 13 chapters (files) and 106 sections (pages); 71 Exercises ⇒ Scope: "$\rm 2L+1E$"
Development of the German version: 2011–2015. Development of the English version: 2021. Last corrections: September 2022
- Project responsibility: Gerhard Kramer, Javier Garcia Gomez, Tasnád Kernetzky, Benedikt Leible, Günter Söder
- Basic materials: Lecture notes from LNT/LÜT: [Meck09][1]; [Liv15][2]; [Kra16][3]; [Söd14][4]; Textbook: [Cov06][5]
- Authors and involved colleagues in alphabetic order: Javier Garcia Gomez, Bernhard Göbel, Gianluigi Liva, Tobias Lutz, Michael Mecking, Günter Söder
- Participating students in chronological order: Martin Winkler (2001), Yven Winter, Reinhold Sixt, Jürgen Veitenhansl, Franz Kohl, Bettina Hirner, Ji Li, Markus Elsberger, Thorsten Kalweit, Thomas Großer, David Jobst, Matthias Niller, Veronika Hofmann, Carolin Mirschina, Noah Nagi, Ji Woo Hwang (2022)
$\text{References:}$
- ↑ Mecking, M.: Information Theory. Lecture notes, Chair of Communications Engineering, TU München, 2009.
- ↑ Liva, G.: Channel Codes for Iterative Decoding. Lecture notes, Chair of Communications Engineering, TU München and DLR Oberpfaffenhofen, 2015.
- ↑ Kramer, G.: Information Theory. Lecture notes, Chair of Communications Engineering, TU München, 2016.
- ↑ Söder, G.: Wertdiskrete Informationstheorie. Guidance (in German) for the experiment of the same name in the practical course "Simulation of digital transmission systems"; Lecture notes, Chair of Communications Engineering, TU München, 2014.
- ↑ Cover, T. M.; Thomas, J. A.: Elements of Information Theory. West Sussex: John Wiley & Sons, 2nd Edition, 2006.
