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Capacity of MIMO DSL systems using 100 MHZ measured channel data

Acatauassu et al., 2009

Document ID
1432094946873550067
Author
Acatauassu D
Muller F
Klautau A
Publication year
Publication venue
2009 International Conference on Telecommunications

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Capacity of MIMO DSL systems using 100 MHz measured channel data Page 1 Capacity of MIMO DSL Systems Using 100 MHz Measured Channel Data Diogo Acatauassú ∗ , Francisco CBF Müller ∗ and Aldebaro Klautau ∗ ∗ Signal Processing Laboratory (LaPS), Federal …
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