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Published online by Cambridge University Press:  05 May 2022

Massoud Tohidian ,
Iman Madadi ,
Amir Bozorg  and
Robert Bogdan Staszewski
Massoud Tohidian
Affiliation:
Qualinx B.V., Delft
Iman Madadi
Affiliation:
Qualinx B.V., Delft
Amir Bozorg
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University College Dublin
Robert Bogdan Staszewski
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University College Dublin
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Wireless Discrete-Time Receivers , pp. 163 - 171
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