Its channel capacity C, in bits per symbol per rewrite, is defined as C = lim(k,r ->infinity) log(2) N(k, r)/kr, where k is the size of the memory in binary symbols, r is the lifetime of the memory in rewriting cycles, and N (k, r) is the number of distinct sequences of r-characters that satisfy the constraints.
Jan 10, 2016 · Its channel capacity C , in bits per symbol per rewrite, is defined as C = lim k , r → ∞ log 2 N ( k , r ) k r , where k is the size of the ...
Abstract. We apply graph theory to find upper and lower bounds on the channel capacity of a serial, binary, rewritable medium in which consecutive locations may ...
Jul 18, 2015 · where k is the size of the memory in binary symbols, r is the lifetime of the memory in rewriting cycles, and N(k, r) is the number of ...
Its channel capacity C, in bits per symbol per rewrite, is defined as C=limk,r→∞log2N(k,r)kr, where k is the size of the memory in binary symbols, r is the ...
where k is the size of the memory in binary symbols, r is the lifetime of the memory in rewriting cycles, and N(k, r) is the number of distinct sequences of ...
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