Titlebook: Basic Concepts in Information Theory and Coding; The Adventures of Se Solomon W. Golomb,Robert E. Peile,Robert A. Scholt Book 1994 Springer

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Error Correction I: Distance Concepts and Bounds,stamps. The system worked beautifully until the local post office changed clerks. Using lots of ink and a heavy hand, the new clerk had managed to render illegible parts of 13 consecutive posted messages by canceling the stamps! While the messages were not completely obliterated, some symbols were impossible to read.

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Error Correction II: The Information-Theoretic Viewpoint,and Agent 11000. He’s been changing about 30% of the binary code symbols that are passed through him. I’m afraid that much of the work that you and Agent 11000 have been doing has gone down the tubes!”

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978-1-4419-3236-5Springer Science+Business Media New York 1994

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Aspekt III: Die Person Heisenbergome particularly sordid exceptions, it was not a story of universal appeal. However, as he neared the end of his service, he had been approached with several financial offers for the secrets of his legendary success. The process was all wrong, he thought glumly. The true secret of his success was mo

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-30147-7wer, discussed in Chapter 1, was an accounting and budgeting system for the amount of delivered information. However, the same principles could also be applied to other problem areas, such as communicating the information he received.

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,The Origins of Heisenberg’s Program,el in the history of espionage, and who was he to disagree? However, he knew full well that their praise was to some degree self-serving. After all, it was better to be outwitted by someone brilliant than to confess to one’s own stupid mistakes. Obviously, it was not in his interest to dispute his o