Network Coding Theory
by Raymond Yeung, S-Y Li, N Cai
Publisher: Now Publishers Inc 2006
ISBN/ASIN: 1933019247
ISBN-13: 9781933019246
Number of pages: 154
Description:
The present text aims to be a tutorial on the basics of the theory of network coding. The intent is a transparent presentation without necessarily presenting all results in their full generality. Part I is devoted to network coding for the transmission from a single source node to other nodes in the network. It starts with describing examples on network coding in the next section. Part II deals with the problem under the more general circumstances when there are multiple source nodes each intending to transmit to a different set of destination nodes.
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