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Introduction to Multi-user Mobile Communication Systems

Jovic et al., 2011

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7220574832506019945
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Jovic B
Jovic B
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Synchronization Techniques for Chaotic Communication Systems

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In this chapter, the brief history and the main categories of the multi-user (multiple access) mobile communication systems, as well as some of their hybrids, are introduced. Furthermore, the disturbances encountered within the physical transmission channel, such …
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