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Capacity of the two-way channel

The capacity of the two-way channel (a channel in which information is sent in both directions simultaneously) is unknown. Capacity is known in special cases: for the two-way channel with additive white Gaussian noise, capacity is achieved without using feedback, by independent Gaussian codewords at each terminal. For the additive Gaussian multiway channel with a common output (a generalization to more than two users), the sum-rate capacity is known above a certain SNR threshold, and for all SNR under per-symbol power constraints.

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