An Introduction to Information Theory: Symbols, Signals and Noise (Dover Books on Mathematics)
John R. Pierce introduces the foundations of information theory through the closely related concepts of symbols, signals, and noise. Published in Dover’s mathematics series, this concise volume provides a focused starting point for readers seeking a general mathematical understanding of the field.
About This Book
An introduction to information theory focused on the fundamental ideas suggested by its subtitle: symbols, signals, and noise.
The book presents information theory within a mathematical framework, making it suitable for readers looking for an organized entry point to the subject.
Published as part of Dover Books on Mathematics, it offers a focused resource for study, reference, and general exploration.
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