A capacity theorem for lattice codes on Gaussian channels
- 4 December 2002
- conference paper
- Published by Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
Abstract
A capacity theorem for lattice code signaling is presented which is based on an upper bound on the error probability introduced by R. de Buda (1975). It is shown that lattice codes can be used to achieve the channel capacity for any signal-to-noise ratio (positive statement), and the negative statement of the capacity theorem is also proved. Sphere hardening is shown to result from the weak law of large numbers. The proof allows a better understanding of the application of dense lattices as an efficient signaling alphabet. An expression of the reliability function E(R,C) for lattices in additive white Gaussian noise channels is also presented.Keywords
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