Amiel Feinstein
Amiel Feinstein · Technology & Engineering
Computer & information scientist
United States
Amiel Feinstein is recognized among Jewish contributors to Technology & Engineering — Computer & information scientist
Amiel Feinstein was an American information theorist, remembered chiefly for his 1958 textbook Foundations of Information Theory and for early work refining Claude Shannon's channel coding results, including a rigorous proof of the noisy-channel coding theorem. He was associated with Bell Telephone Laboratories, a center of information-theory research. He appears on reference lists of Jewish computer and information scientists; his dates are not established in the sources consulted.
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Computer & information scientist
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