Parrondo's Paradox and Superactivation of Classical and Quantum Capacity of Communication Channels with Memory.¶
Strelchuk, S. (2013). Parrondo's Paradox and Superactivation of Classical and Quantum Capacity of Communication Channels with Memory. Physical Review A, 88(3).
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- Parrondo's Paradox
- In information theory, alternating uses of communication channels with memory can produce a superactivation-like gain in capacity, by direct application of Parrondo's paradox.
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Strelchuk invokes Parrondo's paradox to exhibit superactivation-like capacity gains for channels with memory, built from a convex mixture of channels rather than literal alternation.
“Making use of Parrondo’s paradox, we exhibit examples of superactivation-like effect for the capacity of classical communica”
- In information theory, alternating uses of communication channels with memory can produce a superactivation-like gain in capacity, by direct application of Parrondo's paradox.
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