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Information Theory and Applications II

4th Canadian Workshop, Lac Delage, Quebec, Canada, May 28 - 30, 1995, Selected Papers

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  • © 1996

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  1. Jean-Yves Chouinard
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Part of the book series: Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS, volume 1133)

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Table of contents (21 papers)

  1. Front Matter

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  2. The algebraic structure of codes invariant under a permutation

    • Gérald E. Séguin
    Pages 1-18

  3. A method for combining algebraic geometric Goppa codes

    • Jens Peter Pedersen, Despina Polemi
    Pages 19-27

  4. Some best rate 1/p quasi-cyclic codes over GF(5)

    • T. Aaron Gulliver, Vijay K. Bhargava
    Pages 28-40

  5. Information leakage of a randomly selected boolean function

    • A. M. Youssef, S. E. Tavares
    Pages 41-52

  6. On the use of periodic timebase companding in the scrambling of stationary processes

    • N. D. Aakvaag, B. Lacaze, A. Duverdier
    Pages 53-63

  7. A novel approach to spread spectrum communication using Linear Periodic Time-Varying filters

    • A. Duverdier, B. Lacaze, N. D. Aakvaag
    Pages 64-75

  8. On random-like codes

    • Gérard Battail
    Pages 76-94

  9. An alternative approach to the design of interleavers for block “turbo” codes

    • Paul Guinand, John Lodge, Lutz Papke
    Pages 95-103

  10. Improved VLSI design for decoding concatenated codes comprising an irreducible cyclic code and a Reed-Solomon Code

    • D. B. Gravel, G. Drolet, C. N. Rozon
    Pages 104-110

  11. Non-minimal trellises for linear block codes

    • Ryan Chi-Kong Lee, Rank R. Kschischang
    Pages 111-129

  12. Trellis complexity of linear block codes via atomic codewords

    • Morteza Esmaeili, T. Aaron Gulliver, Norman P. Secord
    Pages 130-148

  13. Error correction for channels with substitutions, insertions, and deletions

    • H. Jürgensen, S. Konstantinidis
    Pages 149-163

  14. Reduced complexity soft-output maximum Likelihood Sequence Estimation of 4-ary CPM signals transmitted over Rayleigh flat-fading channels

    • Daniel Boudreau, Yanick Viens
    Pages 164-183

  15. A novel receiver structure for MPSK in the presence of rapidly changing phase

    • Carl R. Nassar, M. Reza Soleymani
    Pages 184-199

  16. Comparison of MFSK variants for a hybrid DS/FH-CDMA system in Rayleigh fading

    • Claude D'Amours, Abbas Yongaço¯glu
    Pages 200-224

  17. Finite-field wavelet transforms

    • H. Vincent Poor
    Pages 225-238

  18. Choice of wavelets for image compression

    • M. K. Mandal, S. Panchanathan, T. Aboulnasr
    Pages 239-249

  19. Information in Markov random fields and image redundancy

    • Espen Volden, Gérard Giraudon, Marc Berthod
    Pages 250-268

  20. Coding of image data via correlation filters for invariant pattern recognition: Some practical results

    • Jonny Gauvin, Michel Doucet, Denis Gingras, Paul Chevrette
    Pages 269-277
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This book constitutes the refereed postworkshop proceedings of the Fourth Canadian Workshop on Information Theory, held in Lac Delage, Quebec, in May 1995.
The book contains 18 revised full papers selected from 30 workshop presentations; also included are three invited contributions. The book is divided into sections on algebraic coding, cryptography and secure communications, decoding methods and techniques, coding and modulation for fading channels, and signal processing and pattern recognition.

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