Tag algorithmic information theory
As our world becomes increasingly connected, the importance of secure communication cannot be overemphasized. The advent of covert wireless communications brings with it significant intrigue, especially in environments where eavesdropping poses a considerable risk. This article dissects the findings from… Continue Reading →
Codes with unequal locality, commonly referred to as locally repairable codes (LRCs), are an exciting development in the field of error correction codes. In this article, we will explore the fascinating research conducted by Swanand Kadhe and Alex Sprintson, as… Continue Reading →
When John organized a state lottery and his wife emerged as the grand prize winner, skepticism filled the air. It is natural for such an extraordinary event to raise suspicions about the fairness and randomness of the process. However, when… Continue Reading →