Analog Kingdom

So one of the fundamental problems in communication theory is determining the densest packing of balls in high-dimensional spaces. This geometrical way of representing signals, at the heart of Shannon’s mathematical theory of communication, underlies the high-speed modems that we now take for granted. One of the most common coding schemes in use today works so well because the signals are represented as points in eight-dimensional space.
Neil J. A. Sloane, 1998

The Analog Kingdom lies in the Classical Domain.

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  • Analog code (35 codes)
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