Explore the fascinating world of Reed Muller codes and their polarization properties in this 22-minute IEEE conference talk presented by Emmanuel Abbe and Min Ye. Delve into the theoretical foundations and practical applications of these error-correcting codes, gaining insights into their unique characteristics and performance in various communication systems. Discover how Reed Muller codes exhibit polarization phenomena, which can be leveraged to enhance coding efficiency and reliability in data transmission. Gain a deeper understanding of the mathematical principles underlying these codes and their potential impact on future communication technologies.
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Reed Muller codes polarize
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IEEE FOCS: Foundations of Computer Science
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