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Information theory. Entropy, capacity and coding bounds Tagged papers: 46.

  1. Numbers & p-adicsv1.3.0

    The Self-Referential Scalar Family: e, the Half-Turn, and the Unification of Information Theory, Statistics, Thermodynamics, and QND Measurement in the Adelic Picture

    Standard information theory measures uncertainty at the archimedean place; the adelic program extends it to all completions of the rationals, carrying a p-adic valuation entropy alongside Shannon entropy. This paper shows that the two most familiar distributions of statistical mechanics are already…

  2. Numbers & p-adics

    Adelic Rate-Distortion Theory: The p-Adic Distortion Measure and the Adelic Information-Rate Function

    The Adelic Shannon Theory [1] generalised channel capacity to the adele ring $\mathbb{A}_{\mathbb{Q}}$. The companion bridge paper [2] established that the entropic number $(x, S)$ from Measurement Stratigraphy [3] is precisely the adelic information vector…

  3. Numbers & p-adicsv1.2.0

    Adelic Shannon Theory: From Problem Statement to Constructive Foundations

    Standard Shannon theory — channel capacity, entropy, source coding, and the Gaussian noise model — is archimedean: it measures information in bits over $\mathbb{R}$. The Adelic Physics Programme's central claim — $\mathbb{Q}$, not $\mathbb{R}$, is the physically accessible base field — suggests that…

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