Part 4: Multiuser Information Theory: Single-Hop Networks
Chapter 19: Distributed Source Coding and Joint Source–Channel Coding
Advanced~180 min
Learning Objectives
- Formulate source coding problems over multiuser channels (MAC and BC)
- State and prove sufficient conditions for separation of source and channel coding over the MAC
- Identify when separation fails in multi-terminal settings and explain why
- Prove the separation theorem for point-to-point channels using typicality arguments
- Analyze joint source–channel coding schemes that outperform separate designs
- Evaluate practical implications for modern standards (5G NR) and emerging scenarios (URLLC, semantic communication)
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