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Information Capacity Theorem

The document discusses that when two independent Gaussian random variables are added together, the resulting random variable will also be Gaussian. The variance of the summed Gaussian random variable is equal to the sum of the original variances. Therefore, the document presents how the variance behaves when independent Gaussian random variables are added.

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Information Capacity Theorem

The document discusses that when two independent Gaussian random variables are added together, the resulting random variable will also be Gaussian. The variance of the summed Gaussian random variable is equal to the sum of the original variances. Therefore, the document presents how the variance behaves when independent Gaussian random variables are added.

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We know that if two independent Gaussian random variables are added , the variance of the resulting Gaussian random

variable is the sum of the variances. Therefore,

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