InformationTheory.Shannon.BroadcastChannel.Marton.MarkovCore.Receiver2
Marton's inner bound — the conditional AEP for receiver 2 #
The receiver-2 mirror of the conditional AEP: for whatever auxiliary and input blocks the encoder
ends up transmitting, as long as their empirical type is close to the ambient (V₂, X)-law, the
channel output makes the pair (V₂, Y₂) weakly jointly typical with probability close to one, and
an input drawn letterwise from a type-pinned auxiliary pair inherits that pin. The broadcast
channel is not degraded here, so the second receiver is an exact mirror of the first rather than a
second tier.
The two receivers carry separate band constants, because the bands each of them pins are the
entropies of its own output, so the radii they induce are unrelated. An assembly consuming both
pins its blocks at the minimum of the two radii, which jointStronglyTypicalSet_mono_radius turns
back into either pin.
Main definitions #
martonBandConst₂— the Lipschitz factor of the three receiver-2 band pins.martonStrongRadius₂— the type radius at which the transmitted blocks must be pinned.martonCoveringRadius₂— the radius at which the selected auxiliary pair must be pinned.
Main statements #
marton_condAEP_jointlyTypical₂— the conditional AEP: the channel output of a type-pinned(V₂, X)-block is jointly typical with the auxiliary word with probability≥ 1 - tol.marton_transmitted_stronglyTypical₂_le— the input drawn from a type-pinned auxiliary pair inherits the pin.marton_condAEP_selected_avg₂_le— the two combined: the receiver-2 error term of a selected auxiliary pair, averaged over the input tier, is below any prescribed tolerance.
Coordinate laws of the Marton ambient measure — receiver 2 #
The Markov identity V₂ — X — Y₂ #
The radius separation — receiver 2 #
InformationTheory.Shannon.BroadcastChannel.Marton.martonBandConst₂
sourceThe Lipschitz factor relating the type radius of the transmitted (V₂, X)-block to the width
of the three entropy bands it has to pin. It is a separate constant from martonBandConst, since
the bands it controls are the entropies of the second output.
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InformationTheory.Shannon.BroadcastChannel.Marton.martonStrongRadius₂
sourceThe type radius at which the transmitted (V₂, X)-block has to be pinned for the second
receiver's output bands to hold at radius ε. Like martonStrongRadius it is a computed term of
ε, so the signatures downstream carry one radius only.
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InformationTheory.Shannon.BroadcastChannel.Marton.martonStrongRadius₂_pos
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The three bands — receiver 2 #
The conditional AEP — receiver 2 #
InformationTheory.Shannon.BroadcastChannel.Marton.marton_condAEP_jointlyTypical₂
sourceWhatever auxiliary word v₂ and input word x the encoder transmits, as long as their
empirical type is pinned to the ambient (V₂, X)-law at radius martonStrongRadius₂, the channel
output leaves the pair (v₂, y₂) outside the weakly jointly typical set with probability at most
tol, for every block length past a threshold depending on ε and tol alone.
This is the receiver-2 mirror of marton_condAEP_jointlyTypical; the channel is not degraded, so
the two receivers are related by exchanging the auxiliary and output coordinates alone.
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From a type-pinned auxiliary pair to a type-pinned transmitted pair — receiver 2 #
InformationTheory.Shannon.BroadcastChannel.Marton.martonCoveringRadius₂
sourceThe type radius at which the selected auxiliary pair has to be pinned for the transmitted
(V₂, X) block to be pinned at martonStrongRadius₂. It mirrors martonCoveringRadius with the
receiver-2 band constant; an assembly that needs both pins at once takes the minimum of the two
radii and reopens each of them with jointStronglyTypicalSet_mono_radius.
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InformationTheory.Shannon.BroadcastChannel.Marton.martonCoveringRadius₂_pos
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InformationTheory.Shannon.BroadcastChannel.Marton.marton_transmitted_stronglyTypical₂_le
sourceThe transmitted (V₂, X) block inherits the type pin of the selected auxiliary pair: drawing
the input word letterwise from K applied to a pair whose joint type is pinned at
martonCoveringRadius₂ leaves the pair (v₂, x) outside the strongly typical set of radius
martonStrongRadius₂ with probability at most tol, uniformly in the selected pair.
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InformationTheory.Shannon.BroadcastChannel.Marton.marton_condAEP_selected_avg₂_le
sourceThe receiver-2 error term of a selected auxiliary pair, averaged over the input tier: whatever
type-pinned pair the encoder selects, drawing the input word from K and passing it through the
channel leaves (v₂, y₂) outside the weakly jointly typical set with probability at most tol.
This is the form the error decomposition of Marton.ErrorAnalysis consumes, since the threshold
is uniform in the selected pair and hence in the code.
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