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1998
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George J. Valentino, Steve T. Thompson, Todd Kniola, Chris J. Carlisle:
An SMP-Based, Low-Latency, Network Interface Unit and Latency Measurement System: The SNAPpy System. DIS-RT 1998: 62-70
1995
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Chris J. Carlisle, Desmond P. Taylor, William K. Kennedy, Mansoor Shafi:
The probability density of intersymbol interference for Trellis-coded modulation. IEEE Trans. Commun. 43(1): 44-51 (1995)
1994
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Chris J. Carlisle, Desmond P. Taylor, Mansoor Shafi, William K. Kennedy:
Performance bounds for trellis-coded modulation on time-dispersive channels. IEEE Trans. Commun. 42(8): 2534-2542 (1994)
1991
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Chris J. Carlisle, Mansoor Shafi, William K. Kennedy:
Trellis-coded modulation on digital microwave radio systems-simulations for multipath fading channels. IEEE Trans. Commun. 39(4): 488-495 (1991)

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