Publications

LAMBDA(T) is a linear space whose elements are jocally integrable functions h(t), -inf inf, where the norm of h is the supremum over x of int from x to (x+T) /h(t)/dt.

1241 1242 1243 1249 1258 1263 1267 1274 1274 1282 1285 1288 1289 1292 1293 1293 For a number of years, beginning roughly at the end of World War II, there has been a growing interest in theories of

We demonstrate a self-referencing linear technique to measure space-time coupling in the electric field of an ultrashort light pulse.

We demonstrate heterodyne detection of 10-Gb/s signals, and subsequent linear compensation of fiber chromatic dispersion in the microwave domain.

We consider an MxN MIMO system transmitting orthogonal multicodes from each antenna. A time-dispersive channel causes the codes to de-orthogonalize, complicating the detection problem.

We consider a code-division multiple-access down-link using multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) transmission/reception and spatial reuse of orthogonal codes to achieve high throughput.

In this contribution, we present a linear multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) equalization scheme at the receiver side for high-speed electrical chip-to-chip communication.

The concept of linear optical sampling, which temporarily characterizes am optical source using the amplitude of the interference of its electric field with the electric field of a short laser puls

Abstract: We report our experimental results for linear analog optical links that use phase or frequency modulation and optical discrimination.

Large-scale MIMO systems can yield a substantial improvements in spectral efficiency for future communication systems.