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Minimax Strategy in the Quantum Detection Theory and Its Application to Optical Communications
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The problem of specifying the optimum receiver in quantum detection theory is considered for application to optical communications. The quantum minimax rule is formulated and a necessary and sufficient condition for it is given. This rule provides a powerful calculation method in obtaining the quantum optimum solution. Several examples are worked out to prove superiority of the minimax strategy in practical problems. For the case of ternary coherent signals, in particular, is obtained an explicit equation of error probability. Furthermore the minimax rule gives a good penetrating calculation method to obtain suboptimum receivers in case accompanied by an additive external noise.
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- IEICE TRANSACTIONS on transactions Vol.E65-E No.11 pp.627-633
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Osamu HIROTA, Shikao IKEHARA, "Minimax Strategy in the Quantum Detection Theory and Its Application to Optical Communications" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on transactions,
vol. E65-E, no. 11, pp. 627-633, November 1982, doi: .
Abstract: The problem of specifying the optimum receiver in quantum detection theory is considered for application to optical communications. The quantum minimax rule is formulated and a necessary and sufficient condition for it is given. This rule provides a powerful calculation method in obtaining the quantum optimum solution. Several examples are worked out to prove superiority of the minimax strategy in practical problems. For the case of ternary coherent signals, in particular, is obtained an explicit equation of error probability. Furthermore the minimax rule gives a good penetrating calculation method to obtain suboptimum receivers in case accompanied by an additive external noise.
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