Arbitrarily varying multiple-access channels. II. Correlated sender's side information, correlated messages, and ambiguous transmission

For pt.I see ibid., p.22 (1997). We have shown previously how a memoryless correlated source (MCS) helps the transmission over an arbitrarily varying channel (AVC). For an arbitrarily varying multiple access channel (AMAC), defined by a set of stochastic matrices, the effect of the MCS is investigated. It is well-known that the dependency structure of a MCS may enlarge the achievable region of a MAC. The the question of whether we can transmit the outputs of a MCS at positive rates via some AVMAC satisfying the symmetrizability conditions is also addressed.