... interestsinclude multipleaccess techniques, estimation theory, multi-user detectionand channel modeling.“I am extremely grateful to my parents for the sacrifices they have made and for imparting ... of wireless telecommunications, anumber of trends are gaining widespread popularity. Among these is theexplosion of interest in multi-carrier communications, and its application to wireless multiple- access. ... mobilesfrom TDMA (time division multiple access) to DS-CDMA (direct sequencecode division multiple access) to MC-CDMA to OFDM, while maintaining acommon hardware platform.In this chapter, we demonstrate...
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... multiplication formulae: like those mentioned in Lecture 5. How-ever, contrary to Lecture 5, at present each formula is applied for con-verting an expression in non-product form to a new expression ... Olympiad Series — Vol. 6 LECTURE NOTES ON MATHEMATICAL OLYMPIAD COURSES For Junior SectionZhangJi - Lec Notes on Math's Olymp Courses.pmd 11/2/2009, 3:35 PM1 Lecture 6Some Methods of ... for x.(iii) Whena = 1 and b =512,the equation becomes 0 · x = 5 − 12b, so nosolution for x.Example 7. Given that the equation a(2x + 3) + 3bx = 12x + 5 has infinitelymany solutions for...