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Network information theory for classical-quantum channels
Ivan Savov
Network information theory is the study of communication problems involving multiple senders, multiple receivers and intermediate relay stations. The purpose of this thesis is to e…
Joint source-channel coding for a quantum multiple access channel
Mark M. Wilde, Ivan Savov
Suppose that two senders each obtain one share of the output of a classical, bivariate, correlated information source. They would like to transmit the correlated source to a receiv…
Partial decode-forward for quantum relay channels
Ivan Savov, Mark M. Wilde, Mai Vu
A relay channel is one in which a Source and Destination use an intermediate Relay station in order to improve communication rates. We propose the study of relay channels with clas…
Classical codes for quantum broadcast channels
Ivan Savov, Mark M. Wilde
We present two approaches for transmitting classical information over quantum broadcast channels. The first technique is a quantum generalization of the superposition coding scheme…
Quantum interference channels
Ivan Savov, Omar Fawzi, Mark M. Wilde +2
The discrete memoryless interference channel is modelled as a conditional probability distribution with two outputs depending on two inputs and has widespread applications in pract…
The free space optical interference channel
Saikat Guha, Ivan Savov, Mark M. Wilde
Semiclassical models for multiple-user optical communication cannot assess the ultimate limits on reliable communication as permitted by the laws of physics. In all optical communi…