44 problems
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Host-Madsen–Nosratinia conjecture on degrees of freedom in constant interference channels
Consider a fully connected constant -user Gaussian interference channel, and let the total number of degrees of freedom (DoF) measure the high- growth of the maxim…
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Tightness conjecture for the two-user MIMO interference-channel degrees-of-freedom bound
Consider an two-user MIMO interference channel, with the antenna arrangement and degrees-of-freedom lower bound … where and is th…
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Amended Gaussian optimality conjecture for the Han–Kobayashi region
Let denote positive channel and power parameters, and let the isotropic condition mean that the maximum in the stated theorem is achieved by isotropic Gaussia…
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Costa–Nair–Ng–Wang Gaussian optimality conjecture for a linear combination of differential entropies
Let , , and let . For random variables in , where , suppose that … The variables are Gaussian…
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The conjecture that DeepIC does not mimic Turbo codes
DeepIC is a learned coding scheme for interference channels, while Turbo codes use an interleaver, a component that permutes the coded sequence between constituent codes. The paper…
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Conjecture on cooperative encoding and decoding for hexagonal networks
Hexagonal-network cooperation conjecture. For this hexagonal model, a combination of transmitter and receiver cooperation should mitigate most of the interference and essentially e…
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Conjecture on optimal quantization-bin allocation near the noise floor
In a multilevel topological interference management setting, let QM-TIM denote the quantized channel model with limited quantization bins for interfering links,…
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Conjecture on the unbounded uMAT–MAT DoF gap for any number of cells
uMAT–MAT gap conjecture. For the same scenario, the DoF gap defined above holds for any number of cells .
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Conjecture on the scaling of the uMAT DoF gap for arbitrarily many cells
uMAT scaling conjecture. Based on the experimental results, the same asymptotic DoF-gap behavior is valid for an arbitrary number of cells .
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Geng et al.'s necessity conjecture for TIN optimality in the K-user interference channel
Geng et al.'s necessity conjecture. The sufficient condition identified in the cited work for TIN optimality is also necessary for TIN optimality in the -user interference chann…
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TIN optimality conditions for the K-user interference channel
TIN optimality conjecture. Except for a set of channel gain values of measure zero, these IC-type conditions are necessary for TIN to be optimal for the -user interference chann…
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Capacity characterization conjecture for general layered erasure channels
A general layered erasure channel has layers indexed by , and let Theorem denote the theorem giving an outer bound on its capacity region. The moderate-inter…
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Phase-alignment conjecture for the three-user semi-symmetric Gaussian interference channel
Consider the three-user semi-symmetric complex Gaussian interference channel … … … where for , and write and for the phases of and…
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Operational significance of DMT degrees of freedom in interference channels with a relay
Operational-significance conjecture. As in the corresponding point-to-point MIMO results, link adaptation and HARQ will reduce or eliminate the need to use degrees of freedom for d…
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Achievability conjecture for the quantum Han–Kobayashi region
Consider a classical-quantum interference channel with two senders and two intended receivers. The quantum Han–Kobayashi achievability conjecture. A quantum version of the Han–Koba…
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Conjecture that the multi-letter portion bound is too loose for Regimes VI.2 to VI.4
MLP-bound looseness conjecture. The bound on the multi-letter portion in the converse is too loose.
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The W-curve achievability conjecture for the LDA interference channel with oblivious receivers
Let the symmetric LDA-IC-OR have direct-link parameter and cross-link parameter , where is non-negative.…
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The full outer-bound conjecture for four-user MIMO interference channels
The full outer-bound conjecture. The claim that the per-user information-theoretic degrees of freedom equal for arbitrary antenna numbers is correct…
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Jafar's spatial scale invariance conjecture for MIMO interference channels
Consider a MIMO interference network and scale the number of antennas at every transmitter and receiver by the same positive factor. Let the information-theoretic degrees of freedo…
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Jafar's linear-precoding sufficiency conjecture for time-varying interference channels
Consider a MIMO interference network with generic time variations, and allow linear schemes over arbitrarily long symbol extensions. The information-theoretic degrees of freedom ar…
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Yetis et al.'s properness conjecture for MIMO interference channels
Let a -user MIMO wireless interference network have antennas at each transmitter and antennas at each receiver, with each user seeking degrees of freedom. A system i…
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Necessity of the TIN-optimality condition for the entire GDoF region
Consider the -user interference channel and let … is also necessary for TIN to be optimal for the entire generalized degrees-of-freedom (GDoF) region, except for a set of channe…
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Piecewise-linear optimal sDoF conjecture for MIMO interference channels
Consider a -user interference channel, with antenna ratio and threshold as defined in the source. Let sDoF denote the normalized degrees of freedom, and let…
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Wang–Jafar–Fakharian conjecture on decomposition-based optimal DoF
Let denote the antenna ratio in the considered MIMO interference channel, and let the decomposition-based approach be the beamforming construction discussed in the source.…
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The conjecture that zero-error capacity is approximately the time-sharing bound
Zero-error time-sharing conjecture. The bounds obtained partially support the conjecture that