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A standard assumption in network information theory is that all nodes are informed at all times of the operations carried out (e.g., of the codebooks used) by any other terminal in the network. In this paper, information theoretic limits are sought under the assumption that, instead, some nodes are not informed about the codebooks used by other terminals. Specifically, capacity results are derived...
This paper investigated the problem of interference channel with one cognitive transmitter (ICOCT) from both the noncausal and causal perspectives. For the noncausal ICOCT, which is also referred to as interference channel with degraded message sets (ICDMS), we proposed a new achievable rate region, which generalizes existing achievable rate regions for IC-DMS and coincides with Marton's broadcast...
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