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OPTIMUM MULTI-USER DETECTION WITH POINT-PROCESS OBSERVATIONS.
Sergio Verdu
Electrical and Computer Engineering
Mathematics
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Multiple Access Channel
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Multiuser Detection
100%
Point Process
100%
Counting Process
100%
Process Observation
100%
Photodetector
100%
Scalar
50%
Electric Field (E-field)
50%
Poisson
50%
Information Transfer
50%
Discrete Inputs
50%
Active Users
50%
Poisson Point Process
50%
Coherent Light
50%
Demodulator
50%
Digital Communication Systems
50%
Point Process Modeling
50%
Field Modulated
50%
Signal Constellation
50%
Incident Power
50%
Engineering
Multiuser
100%
Multiple Access Channel
100%
Photodetector
100%
Point Process Observation
100%
Point Process
50%
Discrete Input
50%
Active User
50%
Signal Constellation
50%
Input Multiple
50%
Digital Communication System
50%
Process Output
50%
Demodulator
50%
Electric Field
50%
Computer Science
Multiple Access Channel
100%
Multiuser Detection
100%
Observation Process
100%
Signal Constellation
50%
Transfer Information
50%
Poisson Point Process
50%
Physics
Multiple Access
100%
Coherent Light
50%
Output
50%
Pulse Communication
50%
Electric Field
50%