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<p>In this set of lecture notes, we provide an introduction to some nonasymptotic tools in information theory that are useful in the design of latency-constrained transmission systems in which short-information packets are exchanged.
Compared to other available resources, the focus of these lecture notes is entirely on wireless communication channels. Although the notes are mostly self-contained, some knowledge of basic concepts in information theory such as channel capacity, and a familiarity with wireless communication channels is assumed.
These notes have been used as teaching material for the course <a href="https://pingpong.chalmers.se/public/courseId/10601/lang-en/publicPage.do?item=5208692">SSY210–Information Theory</a> at Chalmers University of Technology.</p>
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<p>These notes are still in a draft status and additional chapters will be added regularly (we hope) over the next few months. If you have suggestions on what to add first, questions regarding the current content, or simply want to share with us the (long) list of typos you have found, do not hesitate to contact us via email: <code>{durisi,lanchoa}@chalmers.se</code></p>
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