Publications

T h e physics governing the breakdown of a stationary gas (no flow) has been discussed at great length by a number of authors.

It is desirable to use two orthogonal polarizations to double the number of radio channels available in future 20- and 30-GHz satellite repeaters.

In this paper ive derive a criterion for the satisfactory behavior of second- The effects of quantization (i.e., roundoff, truncation, etc.) and adder overflow are present in any special-purpose co

HE usual methods of calculating the power radiated by an electric circuit depend upon a determination of the electromagnetic field from the electric current distribution in the circuit.

The high-T sub c superconductors generally have layered structures with metallic CuO sub n layers separated by semiconductive layers such as BaO.

In the theory of telephone traffic it is of interest to compare the performance of connecting networks, as measured by the probability of blocking, when they are subjected to the same traffic sourc

In a recent paper 1 we considered Hadamard transform coding of still pictures using a small three-dimensional block (a 2 X 2 X 2 array of picture elements).

Nyquist's classic paper 1 considered the conditions necessary for digital data transmission without intersymbol distortion, and these conditions have provided the guides for system design for many

In [1], the converging squares algorithm was introduced as a method designed to effectively and efficiently locate peaks in data of two dimensions or higher.

Some Extensions of the Innovations Theorem* By THOMAS KAILATH* (Manuscript received December 4, 1970) Consider an observed process that is the sum of a Wiener noise process and the integral of a no