KnowraShannon–Hartley theoremLinked fromLinked fromThe 10 pages that link to Shannon–Hartley theorem, each with the reason it gives.All 10Broader topic 3Related 7Claude ShannonBroader topic: It translates Shannon’s general capacity result into a formula for a common noisy-channel model.BandwidthRelated: It quantifies how bandwidth and noise jointly limit channel capacity.Nyquist–Shannon sampling theoremRelated: It connects bandwidth limits in sampling to limits on communication capacity.Communication channelRelated: It quantifies how bandwidth and noise constrain this channel’s data rate.Digital communicationRelated: It quantifies the capacity limits faced by digital communication systems.A Mathematical Theory of CommunicationBroader topic: It translates the paper’s general capacity framework into a result for a common physical channel model.RedundancyRelated: It quantifies how channel noise constrains reliable communication despite coding redundancy.BaudRelated: It relates channel bandwidth and signal-to-noise ratio to an upper bound on information rate, not baud alone.Telecommunications engineeringRelated: It sets theoretical limits on channel capacity, bandwidth, and noise.Noisy-channel coding theoremBroader topic: It gives a concrete capacity limit for a widely used physical channel model.