IEEE Transactions on Information Theory, Volume 26

Volume 26, Number 1, January 1980

• Thomas Kailath:
  Review of 'Factorization Methods for Discrete Sequential Estimation' (Bierman, Gerald J.; 1977). 130-131
  
• David Haccoun:
  A Markov chain analysis of the sequential decoding metric (Corresp.). 109-113
  
• Dimitri Kazakos, Lee D. Davisson:
  An improved decision-directed detector (Corresp.). 113-116
  
• Dimitri Kazakos, Panayota Papantoni-Kazakos:
  Sequential detection between Poisson processes (Corresp.). 116-120
  
• Bradley W. Dickinson:
  Two-dimensional Markov spectrum estimates need not exist. 120-121
  
• Steen Parl:
  A new method of calculating the generalized Q function (Corresp.). 121-124
  
• Carl Johnson, Edwin B. Stear:
  Reproducing probability density classes on Lie groups with application to discrete-time filtering (Corresp.). 124-129
  
• Shyue-Ching Lu:
  Addition to 'The Existence of Good Cryptosystems for Key Rates Greater Than the Message Redundancy'. 129
  
• John W. Woods:
  Comments on 'Two-dimensional Markov spectrum estimates need not exist' by Dickinson, B. W. 129-130
  
• Jitendra K. Tugnait, Abraham H. Haddad:
  Adaptive estimation in linear systems with unknown Markovian noise statistics. 66-78
  
• Horace P. Yuen, Jeffrey H. Shapiro:
  Optical communication with two-photon coherent states-Part III: Quantum measurements realizable with photoemissive detectors. 78-92
  
• Marek I. Irland, Guy Pujolle:
  Comparison of two packet-retransmission techniques (Corresp.). 92-97
  
• Dimitri Kazakos:
  Low-order approximations of Markov chains in a decision theoretic context (Corresp.). 97-100
  
• Benjamin Arazi:
  A trapdoor multiple mapping (Corresp.). 100-102
  
• Michael Willett:
  Deliberate noise in a modern cryptographic system (Corresp.). 102-104
  
• John N. Hunt, Martin H. Ackroyd:
  Some integer Huffman sequences (Corresp.). 105-107
  
• James W. Modestino, Robert W. Fries:
  Construction and properties of a useful two-dimensional random field. 44-50
  
• Elias Masry, Stamatis Cambanis:
  Signal identification after noisy nonlinear transformations. 50-58
  
• Keinosuke Fukunaga, Robert D. Short II:
  A class of feature extraction criteria and its relation to the Bayes risk estimate. 59-65
  
• Ronald L. Graham, Neil J. A. Sloane:
  Lower bounds for constant weight codes. 37-43
  
• Yoshio Yamada, Saburo Tazaki, Robert Gray:
  Asymptotic performance of block quantizers with difference distortion measures. 6-14
  
• Mauro Guazzo:
  A general minimum-redundancy source-coding algorithm. 15-25
  
• John E. Shore, Rodney W. Johnson:
  Axiomatic derivation of the principle of maximum entropy and the principle of minimum cross-entropy. 26-37
  
• Ahmed K. Elhakeem:
  Autoregressive acquisition and interference test-coding for spread spectrum communications (Ph.D. Thesis abstr.). 132
  
• Ethirajan Janardhanan:
  An analysis of leaky integrator differential PCM systems with stationary first-order Gauss Markov input (Ph.D. Thesis abstr.). 132
  
• Tai-Yang Hwang:
  On the error-correcting capability of algebraic analog decoding (Corresp.). 107-109
  

Volume 26, Number 2, March 1980

• John Charles Cartledge:
  Measures of information for continuous time estimation problems(Ph.D. Thesis abstr.). 262
  
• Shlomo Dolinsky:
  Parameter estimation of an unknown signal from its cross-ambiguity function (M.S. Thesis abstr.). 262
  
• Christopher Yu, Daniel J. Costello Jr.:
  Generalized minimum distance decoding algorithms for Q ary output channels (Corresp.). 238-243
  
• Hatsukazu Tanaka, Kazuo Furusawa, Seiko Kaneku:
  A novel approach to soft decision decoding of threshold decodable codes (Corresp.). 244-246
  
• Bernard W. Silverman:
  Some asymptotic properties of the probabilistic teacher (Corresp.). 246-249
  
• Jakub Segen, Arthur C. Sanderson:
  Detecting change in a time-series (Corresp.). 249-254
  
• Solomon M. Fleisher, Edward Shwedyk:
  A sequential multiple hypotheses test for the unknown parameters of a Gaussian distribution (Corresp.). 255-259
  
• Sharad V. Kanetkar, Meghanad D. Wagh:
  Interpolation of data from redundancies in Fourier transforms over finite Abelian groups (Corresp.). 259-261
  
• Joel M. Morris:
  On single-sample robust detection of known signals with additive unknown-mean amplitude-bounded random interference. 199-209
  
• H. Vincent Poor, Dimitrios Alexandrou:
  A general relationship between two quantizer design criteria (Corresp.). 210-212
  
• Tamer Basar, Bülent Sankur, Huseyin Abut:
  Performance bounds and optimal linear coding for discrete-time multichannel communication systems (Corresp.). 212-217
  
• Motoaki Ohkubo:
  Concatenated codes for multiple access channels (Corresp.). 217-220
  
• Ottar Johnsen:
  On the redundancy of binary Huffman codes (Corresp.). 220-222
  
• Richard A. Jenson:
  A double circulant presentation for quadratic residue codes (Corresp.). 223-227
  
• Kjell Kjeldsen, Einar Andresen:
  Some randomness properties of cascaded sequences (Corresp.). 227-232
  
• Philippe Piret:
  Good linear codes of length 27 and 28 (Corresp.). 227
  
• Djalil Soufizadeh:
  Threshold extension in weighted PCM with arbitrary probability distribution and nonuniform quantization (Corresp.). 232-234
  
• Israel Korn:
  Generalized minimum shift keying (Corresp.). 234-238
  
• Jacob Ziv:
  Distortion-rate theory for individual sequences. 137-143
  
• Weiler Alves Finamore, William A. Pearlman:
  Optimal encoding of discrete-time continuous-amplitude memoryless sources with finite output alphabets. 144-155
  
• Imre Csiszár, János Körner:
  Towards a general theory of source networks. 155-165
  
• Lee D. Davisson, Alberto Leon-Garcia:
  A source matching approach to finding minimax codes. 166-174
  
• Gianfranco Cariolaro, Giovanni Di Masi:
  Second-order analysis of the output of a discrete-time Volterra system driven by white noise. 175-184
  
• Theodore G. Avgeris, Eric Lithopoulos, Nicolaos S. Tzannes:
  Application of the mutual information principle to spectral density estimation. 184-188
  
• Don R. Halverson, Gary L. Wise:
  Discrete-time detection in Epsilon -mixing noise. 189-198
  

Volume 26, Number 3, May 1980

• Hans S. Witsenhausen:
  Some aspects of convexity useful in information theory. 265-271
  
• Takeshi Hashimoto, Suguru Arimoto:
  Universally optimum block codes and convolutional codes with maximum likelihood decoding. 272-277
  
• Te Sun Han, Kingo Kobayashi:
  A unified achievable rate region for a general class of multiterminal source coding systems. 277-288
  
• Hans J. Matt, James L. Massey:
  Determining the burst-correcting limit of cyclic codes. 289-297
  
• Farhad Hemmati, Daniel J. Costello Jr.:
  Asymptotically catastrophic convolutional codes. 298-304
  
• Vera Pless, Neil J. A. Sloane, Harold N. Ward:
  Ternary codes of minimum weight 6 and the classification of the self-dual codes of length 20. 305-316
  
• Tsun-Yee Yan, Kung Yao:
  A multiplication-free solution for linear minimum mean-square estimation and equalization using the branch-and-bound principle. 316-326
  
• Donald L. Snyder, Ian B. Rhodes:
  Some implications of the cutoff-rate criterion for coded direct-detection optical communication systems. 327-338
  
• Adi Shamir, Richard Zippel:
  On the security of the Merkle- Hellman cryptographic scheme (Corresp.). 339-340
  
• Philippe Delsarte, Philippe Piret:
  Combinatorial properties of good codes for binary autoregressive sources (Corresp.). 341-345
  
• Gary L. Wise:
  The effect of a zero memory nonlinearity on the bandlimitedness of contaminated Gaussian inputs (Corresp.). 345-347
  
• James G. Dunham:
  Optimal noiseless coding of random variables (Corresp.). 345
  
• Kenneth M. Mackenthun Jr.:
  An evaluation of the Wyner-Ziv rate region (Corresp.). 347-350
  
• William O. Alltop:
  Complex sequences with low periodic correlations (Corresp.). 350-354
  
• William E. Rodgers, Robert B. Lackey:
  Burst-error-correcting convolutional codes with short constraint length (Corresp.). 354-359
  
• Johannes Mykkeltveit:
  The covering radius of the (128, 8) Reed-Muller code is 56 (Corresp.). 359-362
  
• Vijay K. Bhargava, C. Nguyen:
  Circulant codes based on the prime 29 (Corresp.). 363-364
  
• Girard Cohen:
  On the minimum distance of some BCH codes (Corresp.). 363
  
• Robert E. Kibler:
  Some new constant weight codes (Corresp.). 364-365
  
• Bill Newman, H. Ward:
  The weight enumerator of a family of codes over GF(4) (Corresp.). 366
  
• Andries E. Brouwer:
  A few new constant weight codes (Corresp.). 366
  
• Kyoki Imamura:
  A method for computing addition tables in GF(pⁿ⁾ (Corresp.). 367-369
  
• Attilio J. Rainal:
  Theoretical duration and amplitude of an FM click (Corresp.). 369-372
  
• Solomon W. Golomb:
  The limiting behavior of the Z-channel (Corresp.). 372
  
• Charles R. Cahn, Donald K. Leimer:
  A sequential decoding algorithm for phase tracking with delay (Corresp.). 372-375
  
• Melvin J. Hinich:
  Passive target location using bearings from a platform whose track is uncertain (Corresp.). 375-378
  
• Carl W. Helstrom:
  Nonclassical states in optical communication to a remote receiver (Corresp.). 378-382
  
• Horace P. Yuen:
  On far-field quantum states in optical communication (Corresp.). 382-385
  

Volume 26, Number 4, July 1980

• Adrianus J. Han Vinck, Anne De Paepe, Joost Schalkwijk:
  A class of binary rate one-half convolutional codes that allows an improved stack decoder. 389-392
  
• Ikuo Iizuka, Masao Kasahara, Toshihiko Namekawa:
  Block codes capable of correcting both additive and timing errors. 393-400
  
• Martin E. Hellman:
  A cryptanalytic time-memory trade-off. 401-406
  
• Charles P. Downey, John K. Karlof:
  Group codes for the Gaussian broadcast channel with two receivers. 406-411
  
• Robert M. Gray, John C. Kieffer:
  Mutual information rate, distortion, and quantization in metric spaces. 412-422
  
• H. Vincent Poor, John B. Thomas:
  Memoryless quantizer- detectors for constant signals in m-dependent noise. 423-432
  
• William C. Lindsey, Chak Chie:
  Theory of oscillator phase noise in correlative tracking systems. 432-440
  
• H. A. d'Assumpcao:
  Some new signal processors for arrays of sensors. 441-453
  
• Kung Yao, Ezio Biglieri:
  Multidimensional moment error bounds for digital communication systems. 454-464
  
• Philippe Delsarte, Yves V. Genin, Yves G. Kamp:
  Half-plane Toeplitz systems. 465-474
  
• H. Manley, H. F. Mattson Jr., James R. Schatz:
  Some applications of Good's theorem (Corresp.). 475-476
  
• Shih-Chun Chang, Jack K. Wolf:
  A simple derivation of the MacWilliams' identity for linear codes (Corresp.). 476-477
  
• Marlene J. Colbourn:
  Some new upper bounds for constant weight codes (Corresp.). 478
  
• Takeshi Hashimoto, Suguru Arimoto:
  On the rate-distortion function for the nonstationary Gaussian autoregressive process (Corresp.). 478-480
  
• Robert J. Fontana:
  Universal codes for a class of composite sources (Corresp.). 480-482
  
• Kenichi Nishiguchi, Yoshinori Uchida:
  Transient analysis of the second-order phase-locked loop in the presence of noise (Corresp.). 482-486
  
• Victor E. Gooding, Peter J. McLane:
  Jointly optimal filters for data transmission over multiroute systems (Corresp.). 486-490
  
• Jeffrey H. Shapiro:
  On the near-optimum binary coherent-state receiver (Corresp.). 490-491
  
• Lee K. Jones:
  Asymptotically optimal detector of memory p for k-dependent random signals (Corresp.). 491-493
  
• Bernard C. Picinbono:
  A geometrical interpretation of signal detection and estimation (Corresp.). 493-497
  
• Udi E. Makov:
  On the choice of gain functions in recursive estimation of prior probabilities (Corresp.). 497-498
  
• John R. Treichler:
  Observability and its effect on the design of ML and MAP joint estimators (Corresp.). 498-503
  
• Elias Masry, Stamatis Cambanis:
  On the reconstruction of the covariance of stationary Gaussian processes observed through zero-memory nonlinearities-Part II (Corresp.). 503-507
  
• D. de Beukelaer:
  Comments on 'The Gabor compression-expansion system using non-Gaussian windows and its application to television coding and decoding (Corresp.)' by Billings, A. R., and Scolaro, A. B. 507
  
• Lawrence E. Hoff:
  Probe signaling on fading multipath communication channels(Ph.D. Thesis abstr.). 508
  
• David Edward Borth:
  Performance analysis of direct-sequence spread-spectrum multiple-access communication via fading channels (Ph.D. Thesis abstr.). 508-509
  
• V. DiEullis:
  Coding for the control of intersymbol interference in baseband channels (Ph.D. Thesis abstr.). 508
  

Volume 26, Number 5, September 1980

• A. Zvi Meiri:
  Comments on 'Source Coding of the Discrete Fourier Transform'. 626
  
• Robert Peterson, Daniel J. Costello Jr.:
  Comments on 'Convolutional tree codes for multiple access channels (Corresp.)' by Ohkubo, M. 627-628
  
• Saleem A. Kassam:
  A bibliography on nonparametric detection. 595-602
  
• Edward F. Moore:
  Phonetic test sentences (Corresp.). 609-613
  
• Hirosuke Yamamoto, Kohji Itoh:
  Correction to 'Asymptotic Performance of a Modified Schalkwijk-Barron Scheme for Channels with Noiseless Feedback'. 628
  
• Jordan D. Denev, Vladimir D. Tonchev:
  On the number of equivalence classes of Boolean functions under a transformation group (Corresp.). 625-626
  
• Robert M. Gray:
  Reply to Comments on 'Source Coding of the Discrete Fourier Transform'. 626
  
• William A. Pearlman:
  Reply to Comments on 'Source Coding of the Discrete Fourier Transform'. 626
  
• Alfons J. Claus, T. T. Kadota, Dennis M. Romain:
  Efficient approximation of a family of noises for application in adaptive spatial processing for signal detection. 588-595
  
• Quentin F. Stout:
  Improved prefix encodings of the natural numbers (Corresp.). 607-609
  
• Tai-Yang Hwang:
  Efficient optimal decoding of linear block codes (Corresp.). 603-606
  
• James A. Bucklew, Neal C. Gallagher Jr.:
  Some properties of uniform step size quantizers (Corresp.). 610-613
  
• John L. Brown Jr.:
  First-order sampling of bandpass signals-A new approach (Corresp.). 613-615
  
• Louis L. Scharf, Dennis D. Cox, C. Johan Masreliez:
  Modulo-2 Pi phase sequence estimation (Corresp.). 615-620
  
• Titsa Panayota Papantoni-Kazakos:
  The Vasershtein distance as the stability criterion in robust estimation (Corresp.). 620-625
  
• Shigeichi Hirasawa, Masao Kasahara, Yasuo Sugiyama, Toshihiko Namekawa:
  Certain generalizations of concatenated codes-Exponential error bounds and decoding complexity. 527-534
  
• Philippe Piret:
  Basic encoders for Abelian convolutional codes. 534-539
  
• Hirosuke Yamamoto, Kohji Itoh:
  Viterbi decoding algorithm for convolutional codes with repeat request. 540-547
  
• Peter J. McLane:
  A residual intersymbol interference error bound for truncated-state Viterbi detectors. 548-553
  
• Salim E. Roucos, Donald G. Childers:
  A two-dimensional maximum entropy spectral estimator. 554-560
  
• René K. Boel, Vaclav Edvard Benes:
  Recursive nonlinear estimation of a diffusion acting as the rate of an observed Poisson process. 561-575
  
• H. Vincent Poor:
  Robust decision design using a distance criterion. 575-587
  
• Kurt Mehlhorn:
  An efficient algorithm for constructing nearly optimal prefix codes. 513-517
  
• Hans S. Witsenhausen:
  Indirect rate distortion problems. 518-521
  
• James G. Dunham:
  Bounds on message equivocation for simple substitution ciphers. 522-527
  
• T. Fine:
  Review of 'An Introduction to Statistical Signal Processing with Application' (Srinath, M.D., and Rajasekaran, P. K.; 1979). 629
  

Volume 26, Number 6, November 1980

• Horace P. Yuen:
  Reply to Comments on 'On Far-Field Quantum States in Optical Communication'. 757
  
• Rajendra Singh:
  Spectrum efficient schemes for mobile radio communication (Ph.D. Thesis abstr.). 757
  
• Chester J. Wolejsza Jr.:
  Non-Gaussian characteristics of the FDM/FM satellite baseband voice channel (Ph.D. Thesis abstr.). 758
  
• Larry C. Andrews:
  Analysis of a cross correlator with a clipper in one channel (Corresp.). 743-746
  
• William A. Gardner, Brian G. Agee:
  Two-stage adaptive noise cancellation for intermittent-signal applications (Corresp.). 746-750
  
• Jan Grandell, Mats Hamrud, Peter Toll:
  A remark on the correspondence between the maximum entropy method and the autoregressive model (Corresp.). 750-751
  
• Carl W. Helstrom:
  Detection of quantum signals of random phase in thermal noise (Corresp.). 751-755
  
• Carl W. Helstrom:
  Comment on 'On far-field quantum states in optical communication'. 755-757
  
• John C. Kieffer:
  Extension of source coding theorems for block codes to sliding-block codes. 679-692
  
• John C. Kieffer:
  On the minimum rate for strong universal block coding of a class of ergodic sources. 693-702
  
• Robert J. Fontana:
  Limit theorems for slowly varying composite sources. 702-709
  
• Mark H. A. Davis:
  Capacity and cutoff rate for Poisson-type channels. 710-715
  
• Harold J. Kushner:
  Diffusion approximations to output processes of nonlinear systems with wide-band inputs and applications. 715-725
  
• Hugh C. Williams:
  A modification of the RSA public-key encryption procedure (Corresp.). 726-729
  
• Solomon W. Golomb:
  On the classification of balanced binary sequences of period 2^n-1 (Corresp.). 730-732
  
• Victor K. W. Wei, Robert A. Scholtz:
  On the characterization of statistically synchronizable codes (Corresp.). 733-735
  
• Yasuo Sugiyama, Masao Kasahara, Shigeichi Hirasawa, Toshihiko Namekawa:
  Superimposed concatenated codes (Corresp.). 735-736
  
• David A. Mandelbaum:
  Two applications of cyclotomic cosets to certain BCH codes (Corresp.). 737-738
  
• M. Best:
  Binary codes with a minimum distance of four (Corresp.). 738-742
  
• Andries Brouwer, Philippe Delsarte, Philippe Piret:
  On the (23, 14, 5) Wagner code (Corresp.). 742-743
  
• Judea Pearl, Alain Crolotte:
  Storage space versus validity of answers in probabilistic question-answering systems. 633-640
  
• Robert L. Frank:
  Polyphase complementary codes. 641-647
  
• Thomas M. Cover, Abbas El Gamal, Masoud Salehi:
  Multiple access channels with arbitrarily correlated sources. 648-657
  
• Roger L. Peterson, Daniel J. Costello Jr.:
  Error probability and free distance bounds for two-user tree codes on multiple-access channels. 658-670
  
• János Körner, Andrea Sgarro:
  Universally attainable error exponents for broadcast channels with degraded message sets. 670-679
  
• João Rego Cruz:
  A study of co-channel and intersymbol interference in quadrature-carrier modulation systems (Ph.D. Thesis abstr.). 757
  
• Thomas A. Schonhoff:
  An investigation of continuous phase frequency shift keying as a modulation on additive-impulsive atmospheric noise channels (Ph.D. Thesis abstr.). 758
  

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