Do Shannon capacity and its reversible variant coincide?
Do Shannon capacity and its reversible variant coincide?
2403.10985 introduced the notion of reversible capacity of a graph and showed that it is at most the Shannon capacity. It is conjectured there that the two values are equal.
At the finite-length level, it is known to fail: the maximum independent set of is strictly larger than the maximum multirectangular independent set (corresponding to reversible capacity sets). However, it remains possible that in the large-n limit they converge.
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A. Meiburg, Bounding the Graph Capacity with Quantum Mechanics and Finite Automata, https://arxiv.org/abs/2403.10985
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