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Volume 40, Number 1, January 1992

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    Sedat Ölçer:
    Reduced-state sequence detection of multilevel partial-response signals. 3-6
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    Behçet Sarikaya, Vassilios N. Koukoulidis, Srinivas Eswara, Michel Barbeau:
    Analysis and testing of application layer protocols with an application to FTAM. 7-11
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    S. Ram Chandran, Shu Lin:
    Selective-repeat-ARQ schemes for broadcast links. 12-19
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    Jean-Paul M. G. Linnartz:
    Exact analysis of the outage probability in multiple-user mobile radio. 20-23
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    Antoine Chouly, Hikmet Sari:
    Six-dimensional trellis-coding with QAM signal sets. 24-33
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    Joel M. Morris:
    Burst error statistics of simulated Viterbi decoded BPSK on fading and scintillating channels. 34-41
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    Harry Leib, Subbarayan Pasupathy:
    Digital transmission performance of standard analog filters. 42-50
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    Samir S. Soliman, Karim Mokrani:
    Performance of coded systems over fading dispersive channels. 51-59
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    Michael B. Pursley, Stuart D. Sandberg:
    Variable-rate hybrid ARQ for meteor-burst communications. 60-73
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    James K. Cavers, Paul K. M. Ho:
    Analysis of the error performance of trellis-coded modulations in Rayleigh-fading channels. 74-83
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    Ming Liu, P. Papantoni-Kazakos:
    A random-access algorithm for data networks carrying high-priority traffic. 84-96
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    San-qi Li:
    Performance of a nonblocking space-division packet switch with correlated input traffic. 97-108
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    Jorma T. Virtamo:
    A model of reservation systems. 109-118
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    Sheldon S. L. Chang, Donald L. Schilling:
    Efficient communications using the meteor-burst channel. 119-128
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    Vladimir Cuperman, Allen Gersho, Robert Pettigrew, Jey-Hsin Yao:
    Low-delay vector excitation coding of speech at 16 kb/s. 129-139
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    Niann T. Cheng, Nicholas G. Kingsbury:
    The ERPC: an efficient error-resilient technique for encoding positional information or sparse data. 140-148
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    William A. Gardner, Chad M. Spooner:
    Signal interception: performance advantages of cyclic-feature detectors. 149-159
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    Leonard E. Miller, Jhong S. Lee, Robert H. French, Don J. Torrieri:
    Analysis of an antijam FH acquisition scheme. 160-170
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    Tsern-Huei Lee:
    Design and analysis of a new self-routing network. 171-177
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    Johannes Huber, Weilin Liu:
    Data-aided synchronization of coherent CPM-receivers. 178-189
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    Tien Manh Nguyen:
    The behavior of a Costas loop in the presence of space telemetry signals. 190-198
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    Kwang-Cheng Chen, Lee D. Davisson:
    Analysis of a new bit tracking loop-SCCL. 199-209
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    George A. Grover, Adrian Segall:
    A full-duplex DLC protocol on two links. 210-222
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    Thomas Ketseoglou, Evaggelos Geraniotis:
    Multireception probabilities for FH/SSMA communications. 223-233

Volume 40, Number 2, February 1992

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    Shad Laufer, Jakov Snyders:
    A short-coding error parameter for channels with block interference. 237-239
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    Theodore S. Rappaport, Dwayne A. Hawbaker:
    Wide-band microwave propagation parameters using circular and linear polarized antennas for indoor wireless channels. 240-245
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    Ahmed E. Kamal:
    Throughput evaluation of unidirectional broad-band CSMA. 246-250
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    Siu-Wai Wu, Allen Gersho:
    Improved decoder for transform coding with application to the JPEG baseline system. 251-254
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    Darrell Williamson, Rodney A. Kennedy, Graham W. Pulford:
    Block decision feedback equalization. 255-264
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    Saied Feiz, Samir S. Soliman:
    Maximum-likelihood receiver for four-dimensional signaling schemes corrupted by ISI. 265-277
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    Marvin K. Simon, Dariush Divsalar:
    On the implementation and performance of single and double differential detection schemes. 278-291
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    James Ward, R. Ted Compton Jr.:
    Improving the performance of a slotted ALOHA packet radio network with an adaptive array. 292-300
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    Debasis Mitra:
    Asymptotically optimal design of congestion control for high speed data networks. 301-311
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    Showi-Min Shen, Hosame Abu-Amara, Wei Kang Tsai, Wei-Tek Tsai:
    Simulation and theoretical results on cluster management and directory management in dynamic hierarchical networks. 312-324
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    Dan J. Hajela, Jawad A. Salehi:
    Limits to the encoding and bounds on the performance of coherent ultrashort light pulse code-division multiple-access. 325-336
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    Phuoc Tran-Gia:
    Analysis of polling systems with general input process and finite capacity. 337-344
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    Olavo A. Diogo, José Paulo A. Albuquerque:
    An indirect procedure for counting intermodulation products among narrow-band carriers [satellite links]. 345-350
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    François Gagnon, David Haccoun:
    Bounds on the error performance of coding for nonindependent Rician-fading channels. 351-360
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    James T. Aslanis, John M. Cioffi:
    Achievable information rates on digital subscriber loops: limiting information rates with crosstalk noise. 361-372
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    Yawgeng A. Chau, Evaggelos Geraniotis:
    Distributed multisensor parameter estimation in dependent noise. 373-384
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    Victor-Emil Neagoe:
    Predictive ordering technique and feedback transform coding for data compression of still pictures. 385-396
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    Ender Ayanoglu, Richard D. Gitlin:
    Tandem transcoding without distortion accumulation for vector quantization. 397-403
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    R. Clark Robertson, Tri T. Ha:
    Error probabilities of fast frequency-hopped MFSK with noise-normalization combining in a fading channel with partial-band interference. 404-412
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    Jerzy Tyszer:
    Testing of three-stage switching networks for coupling faults. 413-422
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    Kai Y. Eng, Mark J. Karol, Yu-Shuan Yeh:
    A growable packet (ATM) switch architecture: design principles and application. 423-430
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    Mark J. Karol, Chih-Lin I:
    Performance analysis of a growable architecture for broad-band packet (ATM) switching. 431-439
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    Gary D. Alley, Charles H. Bianchi, Willard A. Robinson:
    Angle diversity and space diversity experiments on the Salton/Brawley hop. 440-454

Volume 40, Number 3, March 1992

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    Franz Edbauer:
    Bit error rate of binary and quaternary DPSK signals with multiple differential feedback detection. 457-460
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    Jack M. Holtzman:
    A simple, accurate method to calculate spread-spectrum multiple-access error probabilities. 461-464
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    James L. Wayman:
    Optimization of signal distribution networks using simulated annealing. 465-471
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    Hyong Sok Kim, Alberto Leon-Garcia:
    Nonblocking property of reverse banyan networks. 472-476
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    Anastasios T. Bouloutas, George W. Hart, Mischa Schwartz:
    Simple finite-state fault detectors for communication networks. 477-479
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    Alexander Mileant, Sami Hinedi:
    Lock detection in Costas loops. 480-483
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    Saso Tomazic, Anton Umek:
    A simple formula for calculation of power loss in digital transmission lines. 484-486
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    Paul J. Crepeau:
    Uncoded and coded performance of MFSK and DPSK in Nakagami fading channels. 487-493
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    Vinod K. Agarwal, André Ivanov:
    Computing the probability of undetected error for shortened cyclic codes. 494-499
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    Paul Fortier, Antonio Ruiz, John M. Cioffi:
    Multidimensional signal sets through the shell construction for parallel channels. 500-512
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    Reinhold Haeb:
    A modified trellis coding technique for partial response channels. 513-520
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    Michael P. Fitz:
    Further results in the unified analysis of digital communication systems. 521-532
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    Ahmed E. Kamal:
    A discrete-time approach to the modeling of carrier-sense multiple-access on the bus topology. 533-540
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    P. Papantoni-Kazakos:
    Multiple-access algorithms for a system with mixed traffic: high and low priority. 541-555
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    Chatschik Bisdikian, Lazaros F. Merakos, Leonidas Georgiadis:
    Stability analysis of interconnected single-hop random-access networks. 556-567
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    Terence D. Todd, Allan M. Bignell:
    Traffic processing algorithms for the SIGnet metropolitan area network. 568-576
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    Ker Zhang, Kaveh Pahlavan:
    Relation between transmission and throughput of slotted ALOHA local packet radio networks. 577-583
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    Norio Kashima:
    Time compression multiplex transmission system using a 1.3 μm semiconductor laser as a transmitter and a receiver. 584-590
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    Amir Behroozi-Toosi, Ramesh R. Rao:
    Delay upper bounds for a finite user random-access system with bursty arrivals. 591-596
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    Aura Ganz, Yao Gao:
    SS/TDMA scheduling for satellite clusters. 597-603
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    Victor A. Vilnrotter, Eugene R. Rodemich, Samuel J. Dolinar Jr.:
    Real-time combining of residual carrier array signals using ML weight estimates. 604-615
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    Trieu-Kien Truong, Ming-Tang Shih, Irving S. Reed, Edgar H. Satorius:
    A VLSI design for a trace-back Viterbi decoder. 616-624
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    Chong-kwon Kim, Tony T. Lee:
    Call scheduling algorithms in a multicast switch. 625-635
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    Chin-Tau Lea:
    New performance bounds of a class off self-routing networks. 636-641
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    Samir Kallel, Cyril Leung:
    Efficient ARQ schemes with multiple copy decoding. 642-650

Volume 40, Number 4, April 1992

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    Tong-Bi Pei, Charles A. Zukowski:
    High-speed parallel CRC circuits in VLSI. 653-657
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    Wen-Pai Lu, Malur K. Sundareshan:
    Enhanced protocols for hierarchical encryption key management for secure communication in internet environments. 658-660
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    Peter Kubat, C. Y. Teresa Lam:
    Optimal monitoring strategies for slowly deteriorating repairable systems. 661-665
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    Said Elnoubi:
    Comments on 'GMSK with differential phase detection in the satellite mobile channel'. 666-669
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    Linda W. Hughes:
    A simple upper bound on the error probability for orthogonal signals in white noise. 670
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    Dapang Chen, Alan C. Bovik:
    Hierarchical visual pattern image coding. 671-675
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    Abu B. Sesay:
    Two-stage maximum likelihood estimation for diversity combining in digital mobile radio. 676-679
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    Eduardo F. Casas, Cyril Leung:
    OFDM for data communication over mobile radio FM channels. II. Performance improvement. 680-683
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    Michael G. Perkins:
    Data compression of stereopairs. 684-696
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    Israel Korn:
    Error probability of digital modulation in satellite mobile, land mobile, and Gaussian channels with narrow-band receiver filter. 697-707
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    Sergio Benedetto, Pierluigi Poggiolini:
    Theory of polarization shift keying modulation. 708-721
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    Jaakko Astola, Yrjö Neuvo:
    Matched median filtering. 722-729
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    Izhak Rubin, Zhensheng Zhang:
    Message delay analysis for TDMA schemes using contiguous-slot assignments. 730-737
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    Yaoshuang Qu, Lawrence H. Landweber, Miron Livny:
    Parallelring: a token ring LAN with concurrent multiple transmissions and message destination removal. 738-745
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    George A. Grover, Jeffrey M. Jaffe:
    Standoff and standoff resolution in deadlock free networks with virtual circuits. 746-753
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    Paulo B. Góes, Hironao Kawashima, Ushio Sumita:
    Analysis of a new thruway communication system with discrete minimal zones. 754-764
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    Shivendra S. Panwar, Thomas K. Philips, Mon-Song Chen:
    Golden ratio scheduling for flow control with low buffer requirements. 765-772
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    Nachum Shacham, Byung C. Shin:
    A selective-repeat-ARQ protocol for parallel channels and its resequencing analysis. 773-782
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    Sittiporn Patarasen, Costas N. Georghiades:
    Frame synchronization for optical overlapping pulse-position modulation systems. 783-794
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    Hen-Wai Tsao, Ching-Chih Kuo, Shien-Chi Yang, Jingshown Wu, Yang-Han Lee:
    Theoretical analysis of phase diversity optical homodyne receiver with FSK demodulation. 795-809
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    Alex W. Lam, Awais M. Hussain:
    Performance analysis of direct-detection optical CDMA communication systems with avalanche photodiodes. 810-820
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    Suk-Gwon Chang:
    Fair integration of routing and flow control in communication networks. 821-834
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    Janusz Filipiak:
    Accuracy of traffic modeling in fast packet switching. 835-846
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    R. Clark Robertson, Tri T. Ha:
    A model for local/mobile radio communications with correct packet capture. 847-854

Volume 40, Number 5, May 1992

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    Kar-Ming Cheung:
    On the decoder error probability of block codes. 857-859
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    W. Y. Jung, C. K. Un:
    Analysis of throughput and delay of a high-speed slotted ring based on lumped modeling. 860-862
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    Katharyn E. Olson, Per K. Enge:
    Forward error correction for an atmospheric noise channel. 863-872
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    Ephraim Zehavi:
    8-PSK trellis codes for a Rayleigh channel. 873-884
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    Philip Balaban, Jack Salz:
    Optimum diversity combining and equalization in digital data transmission with applications to cellular mobile radio. I. Theoretical considerations. 885-894
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    Philip Balaban, Jack Salz:
    Optimum diversity combining and equalization in digital data transmission with applications to cellular mobile radio II. Numerical results. 895-907
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    Samir S. Soliman, Shue-Zen Hsue:
    Signal classification using statistical moments. 908-916
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    Chiew Tong Lau, Cyril Leung:
    Capture models for mobile packet radio networks. 917-925
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    Aura Ganz, Imrich Chlamtac:
    Tractable analytic models of demand assignment protocols in networks with arbitrary buffer capacity. 926-939
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    John M. Cioffi, Minnie Ho:
    A finite precision analysis of the block-gradient adaptive data-driven echo canceller. 940-946
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    Mohsen Soroushnejad, Evaggelos Geraniotis:
    Performance comparison of different spread-spectrum signaling schemes for cellular mobile radio networks. 947-956
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    Patrick A. Miller, Petre N. Turcu:
    Generic signaling protocol: architecture, model, and services. 957-966
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    Patrick A. Miller, Petre N. Turcu:
    Generic signaling protocol: switching, networking, and interworking. 967-979
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    Keebom Kang, Michael P. Bailey, Jai Hong Eu:
    Statistical properties of out-of-frame detection schemes for digital transmission systems. 980-987

Volume 40, Number 6, June 1992

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    Michael Gutman:
    A method for updating a cyclic redundancy code. 989-991
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    R. Pandey, Harry Leib, Subbarayan Pasupathy:
    Noncoherently orthogonal digital phase modulation. 992-995
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    Rashid Al-Naami, Debabrata Saha:
    Status sense multiple-access (S2MA) communication. 996-1002
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    Francesco Barbaliscia, P. G. Masullo, M. Fornari, Aldo Paraboni:
    Software package for the performance evaluation of satellite communication systems with adaptive allocation of on-board common resources. 1003-1005
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    Zoran Kostic, M. Ibrahim Sezan, Edward L. Titlebaum:
    Estimation of the parameters of a multipath channel using set-theoretic deconvolution. 1006-1011
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    Antonio Ruiz, John M. Cioffi, Sanjay Kasturia:
    Discrete multiple tone modulation with coset coding for the spectrally shaped channel. 1012-1029
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    Luciano Izzo, Luigi Paura, Mario Tanda:
    Signal interception in non-Gaussian noise. 1030-1037
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    Shalini S. Periyalwar, Solomon M. Fleisher:
    Multiple trellis coded frequency and phase modulation. 1038-1046
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    Lazaros F. Merakos, Gerard M. Exley:
    Performance analysis of a stack random access algorithm for CSMA and CSMA/CD channels. 1047-1058
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    Guo-Liang Wu, Jon W. Mark:
    Capacity allocation for integrated voice/data transmission at a packet switched TOM. 1059-1069
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    Albert G. Greenberg, Bruce E. Hajek:
    Deflection routing in hypercube networks. 1070-1081
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    Anthony S. Acampora, Syed I. A. Shah:
    Multihop lightwave networks: a comparison of store-and-forward and hot-potato routing. 1082-1090
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    Roland K. Staubli, Peter Gysel:
    Statistical properties of single-mode fiber Rayleigh backscattered intensity and resulting detector current. 1091-1097
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    Jeane S.-C. Chen, Roch Guérin, Thomas E. Stern:
    Markov-modulated flow model for the output queues of a packet switch. 1098-1110
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    Geoffrey C. Orsak, Behnaam Aazhang:
    Efficient importance sampling techniques for simulation of multiuser communication systems. 1111-1118
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    James S. Lehnert:
    Serial MSK spread-spectrum multiple-access communications. 1119-1127
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    Martin V. Clark, Larry J. Greenstein, William K. Kennedy, Mansoor Shafi:
    MMSE diversity combining for wide-band digital cellular radio. 1128-1135

Volume 40, Number 7, July 1992

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    I. Rahman:
    Nonbinary error detection codes for data retransmission and bit error rate monitoring. 1139-1143
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    Dimitri Kazakos:
    New error bounds and optimum quantization for multisensor distributed signal detection. 1144-1151
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    J. P. C. Blanc:
    An algorithmic solution of polling models with limited service disciplines. 1152-1155
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    Weilin Wang, Tarek N. Saadawi:
    Trunk congestion control in heterogeneous circuit switched networks. 1156-1161
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    Murat Azizoglu, Jawad A. Salehi, Ying Li:
    Optical CDMA via temporal codes. 1162-1170
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    Imrich Chlamtac, Aura Ganz, Gadi Karmi:
    Lightpath communications: an approach to high bandwidth optical WAN's. 1171-1182
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    Dragomir D. Dimitrijevic, Mon-Song Chen:
    A procedure for probabilistic protocol verification. 1183-1191
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    Ellen L. Hahne, Abhijit K. Choudhury, Nicholas F. Maxemchuk:
    DQDB networks with and without bandwidth balancing. 1192-1204
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    Mohammad Reza Soleymani, Henri Girard:
    The effect of the frequency offset on the probability of miss in a packet modem using CFAR detection method [satellite communication]. 1205-1211
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    Behnaam Aazhang, Bernd-Peter Paris, Geoffrey C. Orsak:
    Neural networks for multiuser detection in code-division multiple-access communications. 1212-1222
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    Robert K. Morrow Jr., James S. Lehnert:
    Packet throughput in slotted ALOHA DS/SSMA radio systems with random signature sequences. 1223-1230
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    Carl W. Baum, Michael B. Pursley:
    Bayesian methods for erasure insertion in frequency-hop communication systems with partial-band interference. 1231-1238
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    Satoru Ohta, Ken-ichi Sato:
    Dynamic bandwidth control of the virtual path in an asynchronous transfer mode network. 1239-1247
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    Bezalel Gavish, Irina Neuman:
    Routing in a network with unreliable components. 1248-1258
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    Se-Hyun Oh, Dong-Wan Tcha:
    Prioritized channel assignment in a cellular radio network. 1259-1269

Volume 40, Number 8, August 1992

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    Hong Shen Wang, Nader Moayeri:
    Trellis coded vector quantization. 1273-1276
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    Zhensheng Zhang, Christos Douligeris:
    Convergence of synchronous and asynchronous greedy algorithms in a multiclass telecommunications environment. 1277-1281
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    Yinan N. Shen, Fabrizio Lombardi, Anton T. Dahbura:
    Protocol conformance testing using multiple UIO sequences. 1282-1287
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    Fabrizio Lombardi, Yinan N. Shen:
    Evaluation and improvement of fault coverage of conformance testing by UIO sequences. 1288-1293
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    Yuji Oie, Masayuki Murata, Koji Kubota, Hideo Miyahara:
    Performance analysis of nonblocking packet switch with input and output buffers. 1294-1297
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    Bernd-Peter Paris, Behnaam Aazhang:
    Near-optimum control of multiple-access collision channels. 1298-1309
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    Christopher Rose:
    Mean internodal distance in regular and random multihop networks. 1310-1318
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    Christopher Rose:
    Low mean internodal distance network topologies and simulated annealing. 1319-1326
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    Carl W. Helstrom, Chia-Lu Ho:
    Analysis of avalanche diode receivers by saddlepoint integration. 1327-1338
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    James E. Mazo:
    Asymptotic distortion spectrum of clipped, DC-biased, Gaussian noise [optical communication]. 1339-1344
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    Ioannis Stavrakakis:
    Queueing analysis of a class of star-interconnected networks under Markov modulated output process modeling. 1345-1354
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    Jean-François P. Labourdette, George W. Hart:
    Blocking probabilities in multitraffic loss systems: insensitivity, asymptotic behavior, and approximations. 1355-1366
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    Aura Ganz, Yao Gao:
    Efficient algorithms for SS/TDMA scheduling. 1367-1374
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    Søren Hein, Khalid Ibraham, Avideh Zakhor:
    New properties of sigma-delta modulators with DC inputs. 1375-1387
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    Wu Chou, Robert M. Gray:
    Modulo sigma-delta modulation. 1388-1395
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    Gustavo de Veciana, Avideh Zakhor:
    Neural net-based continuous phase modulation receivers. 1396-1408

Volume 40, Number 9, September 1992

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    Michael D. Rice, Stephen B. Wicker:
    Modified majority logic decoding of cyclic codes in hybrid-ARQ systems. 1413-1417
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    James K. Cavers, Robert F. Marchetto:
    A new coding technique for spectral shaping of data. 1418-1422
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    Marc Moeneclaey, Geert De Jonghe:
    Tracking performance comparison of two feedforward ML-oriented carrier-independent NDA symbol synchronizers. 1423-1425
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    Sami Hinedi, Biren Shah:
    Acquisition performance of various QPSK carrier tracking loops. 1426-1429
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    Harry Leib, Subbarayan Pasupathy:
    Noncoherent block demodulation of MSK with inherent and enhanced encoding. 1430-1441
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    Svetislav V. Maric, Edward L. Titlebaum:
    A class of frequency hop codes with nearly ideal characteristics for use in multiple-access spread-spectrum communications and radar and sonar systems. 1442-1447
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    Kamran Kiasaleh:
    Delay-and-multiply clock regeneration in APD-based direct-detection optical OOK communication systems. 1448-1462
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    Amitava Dutta, Dasaratha V. Rama:
    An optimization model of communications satellite planning. 1463-1473
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    Samir Kallel:
    Analysis of memory and incremental redundancy ARQ schemes over a nonstationary channel. 1474-1480
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    Mohammed Ghanbari:
    An adapted H.261 two-layer video codec for ATM networks. 1481-1490
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    Yun-Chung Chen, Khalid Sayood, Don J. Nelson:
    A robust coding scheme for packet video. 1491-1501
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    Larry William Nemsick, Evaggelos Geraniotis:
    Adaptive multichannel detection of frequency-hopping signals. 1502-1511
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    Hiroshi Saito:
    Call admission control in an ATM network using upper bound of cell loss probability. 1512-1521
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    Ming-Kang Liu:
    Using negative stuffing retiming for circuit emulation in a packet switching network. 1522-1531
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    Riccardo De Gaudenzi, Marco Luise:
    Synchronization of quadrature-quadrature phase-shift keying signals. 1532-1539
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    Steven J. Howard, Kaveh Pahlavan:
    Autoregressive modeling of wide-band indoor radio propagation. 1540-1552

Volume 40, Number 10, October 1992

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    Werner Henkel:
    An extended Berlekamp-Massey algorithm for the inversion of Toeplitz matrices. 1557-1561
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    Mohammad Reza Soleymani, Carl R. Nassar:
    Trellis quantization with MAP detection for noisy channels. 1562-1565
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    Paul Ho, Dominic K. P. Fung:
    Error performance of multiple-symbol differential detection of PSK signals transmitted over correlated Rayleigh fading channels. 1566-1569
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    Raj Jain:
    A comparison of hashing schemes for address lookup in computer networks. 1570-1573
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    Jason B. Scholz, Stephen C. Cook, Timothy C. Giles:
    A scheme for high performance real-time BER measurement. 1574-1576
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    Victor Wong, Cyril Leung:
    Capture probability in a mobile packet radio system. 1577-1580
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    Ezio Biglieri:
    Parallel demodulation of multidimensional signals. 1581-1587
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    Samir Kallel:
    Sequential decoding with an efficient incremental redundancy ARQ scheme. 1588-1593
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    Giuliano Benelli:
    A new method for the integration of modulation and channel coding in an ARQ protocol. 1594-1606
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    Alex W. Lam, Fatih M. Ozluturk:
    Performance bounds for DS/SSMA communications with complex signature sequences. 1607-1614
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    Chong-kwon Kim:
    Performance analysis of a duplex multicast switch. 1615-1624
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    Rene L. Cruz:
    The statistical data fork: a class of broad-band multichannel switches. 1625-1634
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    Stuart C. White, Norman C. Beaulieu:
    On the application of the Cramer-Rao and detection theory bounds to mean square error of symbol timing recovery. 1635-1643
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    Michael P. Fitz, William C. Lindsey:
    Decision-directed burst-mode carrier synchronization techniques. 1644-1653
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    Jiangzhou Wang, Marc Moeneclaey:
    Hybrid DS/SFH-SSMA with predetection diversity and coding over indoor radio multipath Rician-fading channels. 1654-1662

Volume 40, Number 11, November 1992

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    Romano Fantacci:
    Performance evaluation of some efficient stop-and-wait techniques. 1665-1669
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    Kris Popat, Kenneth Zeger:
    Robust quantization of memoryless sources using dispersive FIR filters. 1670-1674
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    Richard J. Kenefic:
    Performance of an FMCW radar sensor. 1675-1678
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    S. R. Kim, C. K. Un:
    Throughput analysis for two ARQ schemes using combined transition matrix. 1679-1683
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    Naotoshi Osaka, Kazuhiko Kakehi, Satori Iai, Nobuhiko Kitawaki:
    A model for evaluating talker echo and sidetone in a telephone transmission network. 1684-1692
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    Wai-Yip Chan, Smita Gupta, Allen Gersho:
    Enhanced multistage vector quantization by joint codebook design. 1693-1697
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    Don J. Torrieri:
    Algorithms for finding an optimal set of short disjoint paths in a communication network. 1698-1702
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    Yeheskel E. Dallal, Shlomo Shamai:
    Time diversity in DPSK noisy phase channels. 1703-1715
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    Tak-Shing Yum, Kwok-Wah Hung:
    Design algorithms for multihop packet radio networks with multiple directional antennas stations. 1716-1724
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    Oreste Andrisano, Velio Tralli:
    Analytical outage evaluation of TDMA local radio systems with coding and diversity. 1725-1736
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    Peter El-Kwan Chow:
    Performance in waveform quantization. 1737-1745
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    Tsong-Ho Wu, Richard C. Lau:
    A class of self-healing ring architectures for SONET network applications. 1746-1756
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    Peter S. Y. Lau, Alberto Leon-Garcia:
    Design and analysis of a multilink access subsystem based on the Batcher-banyan network architecture. 1757-1766
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    Rajendra Kumar:
    Novel multireceiver communication systems configurations based on optimal estimation theory. 1767-1780
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    Yeheskel E. Dallal, Shlomo Shamai:
    Correction to 'An upper bound on the error probability of quadratic-detection in noisy phase channels'. 1781-1784

Volume 40, Number 12, December 1992

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    Patrick Stevens, Harold N. Ward:
    Decoding binary two-error correcting cyclic codes with Zech logarithms. 1789-1792
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    Norman C. Beaulieu, Colin C. Climie:
    Optimization of offset for OQPSK with time limited pulses. 1793-1795
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    Chatschik Bisdikian, Lazaros F. Merakos:
    Output process from a continuous token ring local area network. 1796-1799
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    Paul Ho, Dominic K. P. Fung:
    Error performance of interleaved trellis-coded PSK modulations in correlated Rayleigh fading channels. 1800-1809
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    Oliver M. Collins:
    The subtleties and intricacies of building a constraint length 15 convolutional decoder. 1810-1819

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