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This paper presents a two-dimensional analytical model for low-temperature cylindrical heat pipes.

This paper presents an analysis of data from the 1985 edition of the Places Rated Almanac by Boyer and Savageau.

This study evaluates whether last versions of Long Term Evolution with dual connectivity are able to support the latency and reliability requirements for the upcoming vehicular use-cases and time-c

In high-speed data transmission (4.8 or 9.6 kilobit/s) over voicegrade telephone channels, it is necessary to compensate for the linear amplitude and phase distortion to which the data signal will

Analyzing degradation data is a promising approach to improving reliability estimation. Traditionally, reliability has been assessed by analyzing failure times.

Reliability studies often measure the degrading performance of units before failure occurs.

Switching centers can be used to link together communication lines for the transmission of data between a variety of business machines and computers.

The exact analysis of telephone trunking networks often leads to severe computational problems due, e.g., to the large number of possible states. Approximate methods are thus naturally used.

In this paper we analyze the performance of three low-complexity channel estimators, based on the discrete Fourier transform (DFT), for orthogonal frequency-division multiplexing (OFDM) systems.

Frequency translators or modulators using passive non-linear resistances give rise to problems when connected in cascade with frequency-dependent networks due to unwanted multiple-modulation produc