H I S paper describes a method for improving the performance of receivers designed to receive frequency-modulated waves.
This paper presents an overview of research at Bell Laboratories on the use of negative permittivity in electrically small antennnas.
This paper describes the application of process and device simulation tools to bipolar and MOS technologies at AT&T Bell Laboratories.
Silicon molecular beam epitaxy is reviewed emphasizing opportunities for application in VLSI.
The Box-Tidwell represents a commonly-used iterative approach in linear or nonlinear regression but is little used in reliability modeling.
Vacuum tube amplifiers have been developed for use in submarine telegraph reception and at present are in successful operation on four high speed permalloy cables.
We study optimization problems that may be expressed as Boolean constraint satisfaction problems.
We consider the Gaussian "diamond" or parallel relay network, in which a source node transmits a message to a destination node with the help of N relays.
HE original theory of acoustic filters given by Stewart 1 is based upon the representation of such filters by means of lumped constants in the form of a T network.
1 I N A recent paper the approximate solution of linear differential equations by a wave perturbation method was described.
