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Sérgio M. Jesus

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2007
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João Carlos Silva, Rui Dinis, António Rodrigues, Francisco Cercas, Nuno Souto, Sérgio M. Jesus:
Employing the Block Fourier Algorithm for Solving the LMMSE Receiver Equation Under Variable Channel Conditions. VTC Spring 2007: 2155-2159
2006
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João Carlos Silva, Nuno Souto, Francisco Cercas, António Rodrigues, Rui Dinis, Sérgio M. Jesus:
Optimized Gauss and Cholesky Algorithms for Using the LMMSE Decoder in MIMO/BLAST Systems with Frequency-Selective Channels - Reduced-Complexity Equalization. WINSYS 2006: 200-207

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