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Optimum Array Processing: Part IV of Detection, Estimation, and Modulation Theory

Van Trees, Harry L.·2002·Wiley eBooks

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Preface. Introduction. Arrays and Spatial Filters. Synthesis of Linear Arrays and Apertures. Planar Arrays and Apertures. Characterization of Space-Time Processes. Optimum Waveform Estimation. Adaptive Beamformers. Parameter Estimation I: Maximum Likelihood. Parameter Estimation II. Detection and Other Topics. Appendix A: Matrix Operations. Appendix B: Array Processing Literature. Appendix C: Notation. Index.

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Authors
Van Trees, H. L.
Venue
Wiley eBooks
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Published
2002-03-22
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