Page 3: Research news on Information & communication theory

Information and communication theory, as a research area, investigates the fundamental limits and principles governing the representation, transmission, processing, and storage of information in communication systems. It encompasses topics such as source and channel coding, rate–distortion theory, channel capacity, error-correcting codes, network information theory, and multi-user communication. The field develops mathematical models and performance bounds for noisy and noiseless channels, explores trade-offs among reliability, efficiency, latency, and complexity, and informs the design of practical communication protocols and coding schemes in digital communications, data networks, and distributed information-processing systems.

A dark energy driven by star formation

Rolf Landauer showed that "information is physical" with every bit equivalent to a small amount of energy proportional to temperature. The Landauer equivalent energy of information carried, or represented by matter, effectively ...

Can entangled particles communicate faster than light?

Entanglement is perhaps one of the most confusing aspects of quantum mechanics. On its surface, entanglement allows particles to communicate over vast distances instantly, apparently violating the speed of light. But while ...

Novel encoding mechanism unveiled for particle physics

In the development of particle physics, researchers have introduced an innovative particle encoding mechanism that promises to improve how information in particle physics is digitally registered and analyzed. This new method, ...

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