Prefix synchronised RLL sequences: variable-length graph model

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The generation of the prefix synchronised RLL sequence is described by the variable-length graph model. This model leads to a regular structure of adjacency matrix, leading to simple calculations for the channel capacity and the channel sequence power spectral density.

Inspec keywords: graph theory; encoding; telecommunication channels

Other keywords: regular structure; run length limited codes; adjacency matrix; prefix synchronised RLL sequence; variable-length graph model; channel sequence power spectral density; channel capacity

Subjects: Combinatorial mathematics; Codes; Information theory

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