The modern era of microwave radio transmission in North America began in 1947 with AT&T's application to the FCC to authorize the construction of a microwave radio route from Chicago to New Yor
As a result of deregulation and technological advances, changes in the telecommunications industry continue at a fast and furious pace.
Cross-sectional transmission electron microscopy (XTEM) has played an important role in silicon very large scale integration (VLSI) device development, process evaluation and failure analysis.
Local and federal governments have recognized the importance of mobile emergency response networks that can rapidly establish reliable communication links to support multimedia broadband applicatio
Virtualization and programmability of network resources has emerged as a key prerequisite for telecom operators to efficiently deliver digital services at web scale.
We report about transmission experiments in novel fibers that can provide at least one order of magnitude higher capacity than single-mode fibers.
We study networks with positive and negative customers (or Generalized networks of queues and signals) in a random environment.
G-protein-coupled enzyme cascades are used by eukaryotic cells to detect external signals and transduce them into intracellular messages that contain biological information relevant to the cell's f
The Generalized-Rake (G-Rake) receiver consists of a group of despreaders (fingers) with MMSE combining.
G. E. Schindler, Jr., was appointed editor of the Bell System Technical Journal, effective January 1, 1961. Mr.
