By using principles of analytic continuation, upper and lower bounds on the error probability of a canonical binary system corrupted by additive interference and independent zero-mean Gaussian noise are derived. The bounds, which are simple functions, require only the evaluation or bounding of the moment generating function of the interference. For large signal-to-noise ratios (SNR) and even for moderately large interference, the bounds are shown to be tight and useful.
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