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A COMPUTER TECHNIQUE FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF MUTUAL INTERFERENCE MATRICES

Mutual interference matrices are of considerable utility in the process of interference reduction through frequency selection. Previously, the construction of these matrices was a formidable task. However, an automated procedure is described which makes the construction of mutual interference matric...

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Main Authors:	SPENGLER,T T, PERLIN,I E, BAILEY,R N
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