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Information and coding theory

Franklin M. Ingels

1971

Modem theory

Richard E. Blahut

2010

A first course in coding theory

Hill, Raymond

1986

Elements of Algebraic Coding Theory

L.R. Vermani

1996

Entzifferte Geheimnisse

Friedrich L. Bauer

2006

Cryptography

Douglas R. Stinson

1995

Source coding theory

Robert M. Gray

1990

Hello Ruby

Linda Liukas

2015

Digital image compression techniques

Majid Rabbani

1991

Algebraic Codes on Lines, Planes, and Curves

Richard E. Blahut

2008

An introduction to mathematical cryptography

Jeffrey Hoffstein

2008

In code

David Flannery, Sarah Flannery

2002

Make your own game

Jurie Horneman

2017

Place coding in analog VLSI

Oliver Landolt

1998

Introduction to Data Compression, Second Edition (The Morgan Kaufmann Series in Multimedia and Information Systems)

Sayood, Khalid

2000

Open Source Approaches in Spatial Data Handling

Shivanand Balram

2008

An introduction to cryptography

Richard A. Mollin

2001

Fundamentals of information theory and coding design

Roberto Togneri, Christopher J.S deSilva

2002

Introduction to data compression

Khalid Sayood

1996

Coding processes in human memory

Edwin Martin, Arthur W. Melton

1972

Communication theory

Charles M. Goldie

1991

Introduction to coding and information theory

Steven Roman

1997

Introduction to trellis-coded modulation, with applications

Ezio Biglieri

1991

Foundations of Cryptography

Oded Goldreich

2001

Dynamics and Randomness

Alejandro Maass

2002

Get Coding! Learn HTML, CSS, and JavaScript and Build a Website, App, and Game

Young Rewired State

2017

Designing with web standards

Ethan Marcotte, Jeffrey Zeldman

2003 ★ 4.5

Level 2

Mike Henson, Max Wainewright

2015

Coding and information theory

Richard Hamming

1980

The theory of information and coding

Robert J. McEliece

1977

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