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A classic foundational textbook on information theory and its application to reliable communication. The book develops rigorous mathematical models for sources and communication channels, and covers topics such as entropy, coding for discrete sources, channel capacity, noisy‑channel coding theorem, coding and decoding techniques, and source coding with fidelity criteria. It is designed primarily as a first‑year graduate text for engineers and mathematicians seeking a deep theoretical and practical understanding of communication systems.
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Publisher: John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
Publishing Year: 1968
ISBN: 978‑0‑471‑29048‑3
Pages: 588