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ON THE PHYSICAL ORIGIN OF THE 3-DB NOISE FIGURE LIMIT IN LASER AND PARAMETRIC OPTICAL AMPLIFIERS

We integrate into a unifed model the fundamental conclusions of previous theoretical works concerning the quantum theory of linear optical amplifiers.

On the possibility of a direct observation of the time evolution in heterostructure barrier tunneling.

By varying two parameters of epitaxial growth, such as the width of a quantum well (QW) and its chemical composition, it is possible to design two QW's with identical ground-state levels in the co

On the Possibility of Constructing Meaningful Hash Collisions for Public Keys

It is sometimes argued (as in [4]) that finding meaningful hash collisions might prove difficult.

On the potential of full duplex performance in 5G ultra-dense small cell networks

Full duplex allows a device to transmit and receive simultaneously in the same frequency band, theoretically doubling the throughput compared to traditional half duplex systems.

On the Potential of Millimeter-Wave Propagation in Digital Subscriber Line Technology

A novel method for enabling the next-generation of copper access technologies in already deployed copper cabling, would be to exploit millimeter-waves and their corresponding higher-order propagati

On the Power of the 2 X n Reconfigurable Mesh

The reconfigurable mesh (rmesh) consists of an array of processors connected by a fast interconnection network, which enables to dynamically obtain various communication patterns determined by loca

On the Preservation of Polarization Orthogonality through a Linear Optical System

When two orthogonally polarized optical waves are launched into an optical medium, they may experience a loss in orthogonality. In this paper, we derive a bound on this loss.

On the Probability Distribution of the Minimal Number of Hops Between any Pair of Nodes in a Bounded Wireless Ad-Hoc Network Subject to Fading

We investigate an ad hoc network where node locations are distributed according to a homogeneous Poisson process with a given intensity.

On The Probability of Error Using a Repeat-Request Strategy on the Additive White Gaussian Noise Channel

In a recent paper, Forney studied a repeat-request strategy for communication of digital information over a discrete memoryless channel when a fedback channel is available.

On the Probability of Fault Occurrence

INTRODUCTION: In this paper we introduce the probability of fault occurrence. For a modeled fault (e.g., a stuck fault) this is the probability with which the fault will occur on a chip.