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Workshop on Information Theory and Related Fields -- In Memory of Ning Cai

Christian Deppe, Holger Boche, Rami Ezzine, Wafa Labidi

TL;DR

The workshop aims to celebrate Ning Cai's remarkable contributions to the field of information theory and to provide a platform for discussing current research in related areas.

Abstract

Sadly, our esteemed colleague and friend Ning Cai passed away on 25th May, 2023. In his memory, Ingo Althöfer, Holger Boche, Christian Deppe, Jens Stoye, Ulrich Tamm, Andreas Winter, and Raymond Yeung have organized the "Workshop on Information Theory and Related Fields" at the Bielefeld ZiF (Center for Interdisciplinary Research). This special event will be held from 24th November to 26th November, 2023. The workshop aims to celebrate Ning Cai's remarkable contributions to the field of information theory and to provide a platform for discussing current research in related areas. Ning Cai's work has had a significant impact on many domains, and this gathering will bring together colleagues, collaborators, and young researchers who have been influenced by his pioneering efforts.

Workshop on Information Theory and Related Fields -- In Memory of Ning Cai

TL;DR

The workshop aims to celebrate Ning Cai's remarkable contributions to the field of information theory and to provide a platform for discussing current research in related areas.

Abstract

Sadly, our esteemed colleague and friend Ning Cai passed away on 25th May, 2023. In his memory, Ingo Althöfer, Holger Boche, Christian Deppe, Jens Stoye, Ulrich Tamm, Andreas Winter, and Raymond Yeung have organized the "Workshop on Information Theory and Related Fields" at the Bielefeld ZiF (Center for Interdisciplinary Research). This special event will be held from 24th November to 26th November, 2023. The workshop aims to celebrate Ning Cai's remarkable contributions to the field of information theory and to provide a platform for discussing current research in related areas. Ning Cai's work has had a significant impact on many domains, and this gathering will bring together colleagues, collaborators, and young researchers who have been influenced by his pioneering efforts.
Paper Structure (49 sections, 15 figures)

This paper contains 49 sections, 15 figures.

Table of Contents

  1. Introduction
  2. Poster Sessions
  3. Andrea Grigorescu: "Algorithmic Computability of the Capacity of Additive Colored Gaussian Noise Channels"
  4. Ark Modi: "Quantum and Quantum-Inspired Stereographic kNN Clustering"
  5. Benedikt Baier: "Simulation-based analysis of delay-reducing quantum repeater protocols"
  6. Caspar von Lengerke: Beyond the Bound: A New Performance Perspective for Randomized Noiseless Identification Codes
  7. Evagoras Stylianou: "Minimal Trellises for Decoding Quantum Stabilizer Codes"
  8. Farzin Salek: "Multi-User Distillation of Common Randomness and Entanglement from Quantum States"
  9. Holger Boche: "Wiener Prediction Theory is not Effective"
  10. Johannes Rosenberger: Functional Communication and $K$-Identification
  11. Juan Cabrera: "Network Coding in Molecular Communications"
  12. Julia Kunzelmann: "Scalability of the Repeater Rate in Multipartite Quantum Networks"
  13. Marcel Mross and Jyun-Sian Wu: "From Early Decoding to Asynchronous Unsourced MAC"
  14. Moritz Wiese: "Upper and Lower Bounds for the Security Performance of Wiretap Channels”
  15. Olaf Gröscho: “Source Identification”
  16. ...and 34 more sections

Figures (15)

  • Figure 1: A meeting of the people who were involved in the start of the Ahlswede Group's ZiF Project together with Ning in 2003.
  • Figure 2: Interested listeners during the presentation.
  • Figure 3: Interested listeners during the presentation.
  • Figure 4: There were also interesting discussions at the posters during the breaks.
  • Figure 5: Masahito Hayashi posing a question.
  • ...and 10 more figures