math.IT — Information Theory
A finite-delay code for lexicographic graph products
For all finite simple graphs, the strong product and both ordered lexicographic products have the same Shannon capacity, answering a question of Sason. An explicit code conversion delays one component by a single block, with rate loss tending to zero. The equality extends to arbitrary mixtures of the two products and survives adjoining an additional strong-product factor.
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