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Diversity in diffusion-based molecular communication channel with drift
We utilize the well known Additive Inverse Gaussian Noise (AIGN) communication channel to investigate the effect of diversity in diffusion-based molecular communication with drift, where the transmitter releases different types of molecules to the fluid medium by encoding the information onto the re
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