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1 Joint equalization and
interference suppression for high data rate wireless systems |
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2 A 2-stage soft-output equalizer
for EDGE |
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3 Multiple-input multiple-output
(MIMO) radio channel measurements and experimental implementation for EDGE
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4 Experimental nonlinear
cancellation of polarization-mode dispersion |
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5 Recommendations for research
opportunities from the WTEC study on wireless technologies and information
networks |
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6 Propagation aspects for smart
antennas in wireless systems |
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7 Higher order statistics of the
output SNR of hybrid selection/maximal-ratio combining |
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8 Performance of predetection dual
diversity in correlated Rayleigh fading: EGC and SD |
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9 Multiple-input multiple-output
(MIMO) radio channel measurements |
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10 Multiple-input multiple-output
(MIMO) radio channel measurements |
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11 A fast selective-direction MMSE timing
recovery algorithm for spatial-temporal equalization in EDGE |
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12 Smart antennas for the EDGE
wireless TDMA system |
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13 Spatial-temporal equalization
for IS-136 TDMA systems with rapid dispersive fading and cochannel
interference |
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14 Optimum space-time processors
with dispersive interference: unified analysis and required filter span
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