Final Report

After first listing and summarizing previous publications issued under this contract, this Final Report contains the following studies: (1) The basic factors in multipath, and some existing systems of reducing these defects, are examined together with conjectures on possible modifications of these s...

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Main Authors: CHANG,SZE-HOU, ROCHEFORT,J SPENCER
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CODING
DETECTORS
DIGITAL COMPUTERS
DIGITAL SYSTEMS
INFORMATION THEORY
MATHEMATICAL ANALYSIS
MULTIPATH TRANSMISSION
STATISTICAL ANALYSIS
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