Channel conditions in wireless networks exhibit huge variations across space and time, giving rise to vast fluctuations in the transmission rates.
Information-theoretic results show that multi-user multi-antenna systems provide potentially huge capacity gains.
In the last few years, several software-based solutions have been proved to be very efficient for high-speed packet processing, traffic generation and monitoring, and can be considered valid altern
Testing experimental network devices requires deep performance analysis, which is usually performed with expensive, not flexible, hardware equipment.
Software packet processing is an intriguing approach due to its tremendous flexibility and cost reduction compared with hardware solutions, which have long dominated software performance.
The effect of composition fluctuations on the microphase separation transition in diblock copolymers is investigated.
Fluctuation electron microscopy is a technique for studying medium-range order in disordered materials.
TT is well known that the noise inherent in the first stage of a high gain amplifier is a barrier to the amplification of indefinitely small signals.
T h e aim of this p a p e r is to s t u d y t h e average fluctuations of telephone traffic in an exchange, by m e a n s of a simple m a t h e m a t i c a l model to which we a p p l y concepts use
A random quantity of interest in many communication and detection systems is the average power, y = Trf'~ Nt)dt, (1) 1 J-T/2 of a sample of finite time duration, T, of a Gaussian noise, N(t).
