2011 USC Viterbi Lecture “Adventures in Coding Theory” by Elwyn Berklekamp

Bookmarked 2011 Andrew Viterbi Lecture Ming Hsieh Department of Electrical Engineering (USC - Viterbi School of Engineering)

"Adventures in Coding Theory"

Professor Elwyn Berlekamp
University of California, Berkeley

Gerontology Auditorium, Thursday, March 3, 4:30 to 5:30 p.m.

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Abstract
The inventors of error-correcting codes were initially motivated by problems in communications engineering. But coding theory has since also influenced several other fields, including memory technology, theoretical computer science, game theory, portfolio theory, and symbolic manipulation. This talk will recall some forays into these subjects.

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