Publications

In an earlier paper, 1 a shared-resource concept was described for increasing the rain fade margin of a digital satellite system by as much as 10 dB above the design fade margin.

The problems of utilizing the frequencies above 10 GHz for radio relay communication have been discussed by L. C. Tillotson 2 ; the major technical problem is attenuation by rain.

Understanding depolarization properties of the transmission medium is of crucial importance in planning frequency reuse by employing orthogonal polarizations in a radio communication system.

References 2 and 3 describe a procedure for obtaining long-term (^ 20 years) distributions of 5-minute rain rates from data published by the National Climatic Center.

The potential cochannel interference between two stations, illustrated on Fig. la, is usually assumed to occur along the shortest path (dotted line) between stations.

Given a graph with colors on its vertices, a path is called a rainbow vertex path if all its internal vertices have distinct colors.

CDMA mobile handsets use a RAKE receiver for pilot assisted demodulation.

The ability to trace request execution paths is critical for diagnosing performance faults in large-scale distributed systems.

The ability to trace request execution paths is critical for diagnosing performance faults in large-scale distributed systems.

A novel micro-architecture of an interconnection network is proposed which realizes a strictly non-blocking switch operation in three stages by employing word-wise circular-shift circuits and a num