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1 Reflections on industrial research
[leadership reflections] |
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2 When will smart antennas be
ready for the market? Part I |
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3 A Laguerre polynomial-based
bound on the symbol error probability for adaptive antennas with optimum
combining |
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4 An embedded antenna for mobile
DBS |
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5 Bit error outage for diversity
reception in shadowing environment |
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6 On the SNR penalty of MPSK with
hybrid selection/maximal ratio combining over i.i.d. Rayleigh fading channels |
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7 Reduced-complexity
transmit/receive-diversity systems |
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8 Bounds and approximations for
optimum combining of signals in the presence of multiple cochannel
interferers and thermal noise |
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9 Fast algorithms for antenna
selection in MIMO systems |
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10 MIMO-OFDM for wireless
communications: signal detection with enhanced channel estimation |
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11 On optimum MIMO with antenna
selection |
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12 Space-time-frequency (STF)
coding for MIMO-OFDM systems |
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13 Performance of dual-diversity
predetection EGC in correlated Rayleigh fading with unequal branch SNRs |
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14 On the capacity of cellular
systems with MIMO |
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15 Efficient evaluation of exact
error probability for optimum combining of M-ary PSK signals |
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16 A simple and asymptotically
tight upper bound on the symbol error probability of adaptive antennas with
optimum combining |
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17 Outdoor IEEE 802.11 cellular
networks: MAC protocol design and performance |
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18 On optimum MIMO with antenna
selection |
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19 Performance of
reduced-complexity transmit/receive-diversity systems |
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