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On the achievability of cut-set bound for a class of erasure relay channels: The non-degraded case

Khalili et al., 2004

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6648204975113777218
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Khalili R
Salamatian K
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Proceedings of the Intl. Symposium on Information Theory and its Applications

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We consider an erasure relay network where the sender sends an information flow that can be received by a receiver and a relay. The relay forwards some part of the information and we assume that relay and sender transmission do not interfere with each other, and receiver …
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