Basic results on the capacity of discrete-memoryless relay channels with and without delay are reviewed. These will include: the cut-set bound, partial decode and forward coding, side-information coding, and instantaneous coding. I will also review results on the capacity of various AWGN relay channel models, including using linear relaying. I will end my presentation with a discussion of possible directions for future research.

Lecture #12290

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