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`THIRTY-SEVENTH ANNUAL ALLERTON CONFERENCE
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`September 22 — 24, 1999
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`Allerton House, Monticello, Illin0iS
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`THIRTY-SIEVIENTII ANNUAL ALLERTON CONFERENCE
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`Conference held
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`Allerton House
`Monticello, Illinois
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`Sponsored by
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`TABLE OF CONTENTS
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`LA: STOCIIASTIC NETWORKS I
`Organizers:
`S.P. Mcyn and R. Srikant
`(University of Illinois at Urbana-Cbampaign)
`Chair: SP. Meyn
`(University oflllinois at Urbatm-Champaign)
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`REPRESENTATION AND EXPANSION OF (MAX, PLUS) LYA PUNOV EXPONENTS ......................................... ..
`F. Baccclli, S. Gaubcrt, and D. I-Iong
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`MMWINGALE PROBLEMS AND LINEAR PROGRAMS FOR SINGULAR CONTROL ...........................................
`T.G. Kurtz and R.}I. Stockbridge
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`STATIONARY REFLECTED L15}/Y PROCESSES IN STOCIIASTIC NETWORKS .................................................. .. 21
`T. Konstantopoulos and G. Last
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`ON THE IMPACT OF VARIAI3II..ITY ON THE BUFFER DYNAMICS IN II’ NETWORKS ..................................... .. 30
`Y. I00, V, Ribciro, A. Feldmann. AC. Gilbert. and W. Wiflingcr
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`QUEUEING NETWORKS WITH INTERACTING SERVICE RESOURCES ............................................................... ., 42
`M. Armony and N. Bambos
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`LB: CODING THEORY I: I)I€COI)ING AND CIIANNELS
`Organizers: R. Koctter and RE. Blahut
`(University of Iiiinois at Urbana-Champaign)
`Chair: A. Vardy
`(University ofCaIifomia, San Diego)
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`A NEW UPPER BOUND ON THIS RELIABILITY FUNCTION OF THE GAUSSIAN CHANNEL ........................... .. 52
`A. Ashikhmin, A. Barg, and S. Litsyn
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`RECURSIVE DECODING OF REED-MULLER CODES .................................................................................................. 61
`I. Dumer
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`LOSSLIZSS COMPRESSION IN CONSTRAINED CODING .......................................................................................... .. 70
`J.L. Fan, B. Marcus, and R. Roth
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`I-C: IIYBRID/DISCRETE-EVENT-DYNAMIC SYSTEMS
`Chair: R.S. Srcenivas
`(University of Iilinois at Urbana~Champaign)
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`MODELLING OF TIM}-ED DISCRETE EVENT SYSTEMS .............................................................................................. 75
`RS, Minhas and W.M. Wonham
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`INTF-RACTING DISCRETE EVENT SYSTEMS ............................................................................................................... 85
`S. Abddwahed and WM. Wonham
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`STABILITY ANALYSIS FOR INTERCONNECTED HYBRID SYSTEMS .................................................................... 93
`S. Yamamoto and T. Ushio
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`DF.CEN’I‘RAI.IZED SUPERVISORY CONTROL OF CONCURRENT DISCRETE EVENT SYSTEMS
`WITII PARTIAL OBSERVATIONS ................................................................................................................................ ..
`S. Jiang and R. Kumar
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`103
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`A NEW PROBABILISTIC APPROACH TO CONGESTION CONTROL IN COMMUNICATION NETWORKS... 113
`II. Mortazavian and J. Mirkovic
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`A BIGRAPH MATCHING THEOREM ............................................................................................................................ .. 124
`S. Ayyorgun and R.L. Cmz
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`I-I): ACTIVE NETWORKS
`Organizer/Chair: Y. Shavin
`(Bell Labs, Luccnt Technologies)
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`CHUNKS IN PLAN: LANGUAGE SUPPORT FOR PROGRAMS AS PACKETS...................................................... .. 127
`IT. Moore, M. Hicks, and S. Nettles
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`ON TIIE INTERFACEVOF PROGRAMMABLE NI3'1‘WORK ELEMENTS ................................................................... 137
`G. Hjélmtysson
`BOWMAN AND CANIES: IMPI.F.M.F.N'I’ATION OF AN ACTIVE NETWORK ........................................................ .. 147
`S. Mcrugu, S. Iihaltaclmrjcc, Y. Chae, M. Sanders, K. Calven, and E. Zegura
`DESIGN OF A FLEXIBLE OPEN PLATFORM FOR HIGH PERFORMANCIE ACTIVE NETWORKS .................... I57
`S. Choi, D. Dccasper, J. Dehan, R. Keller, J. Lockwood, J. Turner, and T. Wolf
`IMI’L}3ME-NTING A CONCAST SERVICE ...................................................................................................................... 166
`K. Calven, J. Griffioen, B. Mullins, A. Sehgal, and S. Wen
`ACTIVE DISTRIBUTED MANAGEMENT FOR I? NETWORKS................................................................................. 176
`R. Kawamura and R. Stadlcr
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`I-1?: SPACE-TIME METIIODS FOR C()MMUNICA'I‘I()N
`Chair: D. Sarwate
`(University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)
`NEW APPROACH ma SI’ACE—TIME TRANSMITTER/RECEIVER DESIGN .......................................................... 186
`II. El Gama] and AR. Hammons, Jr.
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`INTERFERENCI3 SUPPRESSION FOR CDMA VIA A SPACE-TIME POWER
`MINIMIZATION BASED PREPROCESSOR WITH APPLICATIONS TO GPS........................................................... I96
`W.L. Myrick, M.D. Zoltowski, and 1.3. GoIds1ein
`SOFT-VVEIGI-~ITI£D TRANSMIT DIVERSITY FOR WCI)IvIA....................................................................................... 204
`A. Iiottinen, R. Wichmzm, and D. Rajan
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`MULTI USER DETECTION TECHNIQUES FOR COMBINED ARRAY PROCESSING
`AND SPACE-TIME BLOCK CODING............................................................................................................................ ..
`8. Lu and X. Wang
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`214
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`A TRANSMIT ADAPTIVE ANTENNA SCIIEMF. WITH FEEDBACK FOR WIRELESS
`COMMUNICATIONS..........................................................................................................................................................
`Y. Le Pézennec, F. Boixadera, Y. Farmine, and N. Whinnett
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`II-A: CODING THEORY II: ITERATIVE DECODING AND TURBO CODES
`Organizers: R. Koctler and
`Blaliut
`(University oflllinois at Urbana-Champaign)
`Chair: R. Koetter
`(University oflllinois at Urbana—Champaign)
`CONCENTRATI3 ................................................................................................................................................................. 221
`T. Richardson and R. Urbanke
`EFFICIENT ENCODING OF LOW-DENSITY PARI’I"Y-CIIECK CODES.................................................................... 231
`T. Richardson and R. Urbanke
`IRREGULAR TURBOCODES............................................................................................................................................ 241
`B.J. Frey and D.J.C. MacKay
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`ON QUASI-CYCLIC RI:‘:PEAT—ACCUI\/IULATF5 CODES ...............................................................................................
`RM. Tanner
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`THE S
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`ERIAL CONCATENATION OF RATE-I CODES TI-IROUGII UNIFORM RANDOM INTERLEAVIERS ....26O
`H.D. Pfister and I’.II. Siege]
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`Chair:
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`11-13: STOCHASTIC NETWORKS II
`Organizers:
`S.I’. Meyn and R. Srikzmt
`(University of Illinois atUrban21-Champaign)
`R. Srikant
`(University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)
`QUEUE LENGTH ASYMPTOTICS FOR MARKOVIAN SERVICE NETWORKS ..................................................... 270
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`A. Mandelbaum, W,/\. Massey, and MI Reiman
`YMPTOTICS FOR LLIMITED EXPONENTIAL POLLING MODELS .................................................... 280
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`W. Chang, D.G. Down, and RD. Foley
`ANT RATE FUNCTIONS FOR DISCRETE TIME QUEUES ........................................................................... 288
`INVAIU A.J. Gzmczsh, N. O'Connell, and B. Prabhalcar
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`AND OPTIMALITY OF THE LARGEST WEIGIITIEIJ DELAY
`GE DEVIATIONS
`FIRST IJISCIPLINE ......................................................................................................... ..
`A.L. Stolyar and K. Ramanan
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`ESTIMATING BUFFER OVERFLOW PROBABILITIIES UNDER
`KOV-MODULATED INPUTS ................................................................................................................................. ..
`I.Ch. Paschalidis and S. Vassilaras
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`306
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`316
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`ED PROCESSOR SHARING QUEUES WITH LONG—TAILIZD
`UCED BURSTINESS IN GENERALIZ
`FFIC FLOWS ................................................................................................................................................................
`S. Borst, O. Boxma, and I’. Jelcnkovié
`YMPTOTICS OF SELECTING THE SI-IORTEST OF TWO, IMPROVED...................................................... 326
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`II-C: LEARNING ALGORITHMS IN SIGNAL PROCESSING
`Organizers: A. Singer and M. Peder
`(University of Iliinois at Urbanz1—Charnpaign and Tel Aviv University)
`Chair: M. I-‘cder
`(Tel Aviv University)
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`UNIVERSAL FII,'1"I3RING AND PREDICTION OF INDIVIDUAL SEQUENCES CORRUPTED BY NOISE ....... .. 328
`A. Baruch and N. Merhav
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`VAST RLS LAGUERRI? ADAPTIVE FILTERING ........................................................................................................ .. 338
`R. I‘/ICl'CI]Cd and A.lI. Sayed
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`MACHINE LEARNING APPLICATIONS IN GRID COMPUTING ............................................................................ .. 348
`G. Cybcnko, G. Jizmg, and D. Bilar
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`RIZDUNDANCY OI7 TIIE LEMPIEL-ZIV CODES ............................................................................................................ 358
`SA. Savari
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`THE INFORMATION I30'I"TLENI’.CK MIYFIIOD ......................................................................................................... .. 368
`N. Tishby, F.C. Pcrcira, and W. Bialek
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`THEORY MEETS PRACTICE: UNIVERSAL SOURCE CODING WITII THIS BURROWS \VHEI3LER
`TRANSFORM ................................................................................................................................................................... ..
`M. Effros
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`378
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`II—D: OPTICAL NETWORKS I
`Organizers: M. Médard and Modiano
`(University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
`and IvIassachusetts Institute of'I‘eclmology)
`Chair: E. Modiano
`{lvlassachnsetts Institute of 'l‘echnology)
`OI-"TICAL SPACE COMMUNICATIONS AND NETWORKING ................................................................................. .. 388
`V.W.S. Chan
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`ON THE BENEFITS OF CONFIGURABILITY IN WDM NETWORKS ....................................................................
`I2. Modiano and A. Narula-Tam
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`NONBLOCKING WDM NETWORKS WITII FIXED-TUNED 'I‘IU\NSl\/IITTERS AND TUNABLB
`KIECEIVEIIS ....................................................................................................................................................................... ..
`T. Lin and G, Sasaki
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`390
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`ON NEW ARC}-IITECTURI-ZS FOR WDM NETWORKS ................................................................................................402
`A. Sen, T. Shah, and BI’. Sinha
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`ALL-OPTICAL LABEL SWAPPING WITI-I WAVELENGTII CONVERSION FOR WDM—IP NETWORKS
`WITI-I SUBCARRIIER MULTIPLEXED ADDRESSING ............................................................................................... ..
`DJ. Blumenthal
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`II—E: COIVIMUNICATION SYSTICMS AND SERVICES
`Chair:
`S. Lin
`(University Ofilawaii)
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`ON DISCRETE SUFFICIENT STATISTICS EOR ACQUISITION IN ASYNCIIRONOUS
`BAND-LIMITED CDMA SYSTEMS ............................................................................................................................. ..
`A. Mantmvadi and v.v. Veeravalli
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`CHRONIZATION ALGORITHM FOR FREQUENCY IIOPPING
`FREQUENCY SYN
`N SINGULAR VALUE DECOMPOSITION ...................................................................................
`SYSTEM BASED O
`A. Pouttu
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`434
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`A SOP“I‘WARF;—ORIENTED STREAM CIPIIIZR FOR CELLULAR AND PERSONAL COMMUNICATIONS
`SERVICES .......................................................................................................................................................................... ..
`M. Zhang, A. Chan, and C, Carroll
`BINARY RANK CRITERIA FOR PSK MOUULATED SPACE-TIME CODES ........................................................... 445
`H. E! Gama! and A.R. Hammons, Jr.
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`443
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`TURBO CODES WITH ORTHOGO
`RADIO SYSTEM WITH SHORT FRAME
`G. Li and Y.L. Guam
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`NAL MODULATION IN DS~CDM/\ MOBILE
`TRANSMISSION ....................................................................................... .. 451
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`ATED TURBO CODING SYSTEM ..........................................................................46I
`AN INTERACTIVE CONCATEN d M.P.C. I"-'OsSOn'er
`Y. Liu, H. Tang, S. Lin, an
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`471
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`VA DECODING FOR TURBO-CODES .................................................. ..; .............................. ..
`BI-DIRECTIONAL SO
`S. Lin, and C. XII
`J. Chen, M.P.C. Fossoricr,
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`II-F: FADING CHANNELS AND POVVER CONTROL
`Chair: D. Sarwatc
`(University Oflllinois at Urbana-Charnpaign)
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`ANALYSIS OF AN UP/DOWN POWER CONTROL ALGORITHM IN CDMA REVERSE LII ‘K
`UNDER FADING CONDITION .........................................................................................................................................
`L. Song, N. Mandayam, and Z- Gaiic
`ED ASYNCIIRONOUS POWER CONTROL ALGORITHMS FOR CELLULAR
`A CLASS OF DISTRIBUT
`WIRELESS SYSTEMS ........................................................................................................................................................
`J.D. Herdtner and E.K.P. Chong
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`475
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`DISTRIBUTED CONNECTION ADMISSION CONTROL FOR POWER—CONTROLLED
`CELLULAR WIRELESS SYSTEMS ................................................................................................................................ ..
`M. Xiao, NB. Shroff, and E.K.P. Chong
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`495
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`INTERFERENCE AVOIDANCE AND DISPERSIVE CHANNELS: A NEW LOOK AT MULTICARRIER
`MODULATION .................................................................................................................................................................. ..
`I).C. Popcscu and
`Rose
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`505
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`PERFORMANCE OF OPTIMAL CODES ON GAUSSIAN AND RAYLEIGH FADING CHANNELS: A
`GEOMETRICAL APPROACH ......................................................................................................................................... ..
`S. Vialle and J. Boutros
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`515
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`IMPROVED MARKOV MODELS FOR FADING CHANNELS: ANALYSIS AND DESIGN ................
`D.L. Gocckcl, MJ. Chu, and W.E. Stark
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`III-A: CODING THEORY III: ALGEBRAIC AND COMBINATORIAL CODING THEORY
`Organizers: R. Koetter and RE. Blahut
`(University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)
`Chair: N. Boston
`(University of Illinois at Urbzma-Champaign)
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`ON 'I"I~II;‘ CLASSIFICATION OF EXTRIZMAI, ADDI'I‘l\IE CODES OVER GF-(4) .................................................... .. 535
`P. Gaborit, W.C. Iluffman, J.~L. Kim, and V. Pless
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`TWO FAST ALGORITHMS IN THE SUDAN DECODING PROCEDUR}-_~‘ ................................................................ .. 545
`G.—L. Feng
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`FROM WEIGHT‘ ENUMIZRATORS TO '/.'.IE'l“A FUNCTIONS ....................................................................................... .. 555
`I. Duursma
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`ALTERNATIVE APPROACI-IES TO THE COMPUTATION OF ERROR VALUES FOR I-IERMITIAN
`CODES ................................................................................................................................................................................ ..
`ME. O’Sullivan
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`557
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`III-B: STOCIIASTIC NETWORKS III
`Organizers:
`S.P. Meyn and R. Srikant
`(University ofIllin0is at Urbana-Champaign)
`Chair: S.P. Mcyn
`(University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)
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`BUFFER OVERFLOW ASYMP’I‘OTICS IN HOL SERVICE SYSTIEIVIS WITH IIIZTEROGENIZOUS
`LONGTAILED INPUTS ................................................................................................................................................... ..
`C. Kotopoulos, N. Likhanov and R.R. Mazumdar
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`567
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`SCHEDULING AND CONTROL OF MANUFACTURING SYSTEMS H A FLUID APPROACH ......................... ..S77
`G. Weiss
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`MULTICLASS NETWORKS IN HEAVY TRAFFIC: ASYMPTOTIC OPTLMALITY OF TRACKING
`POLICIES ............................................................................................................................................................................ ..
`C. Maglaras
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`SCHIEDULING OPEN QUEUEING NETWORKS WITH SUFFICIENTLY FLEXIBLE RESOURCES .....................
`S. Kumzar
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`OPTIMALLY STABILIZING CONTROLS FOR A DETERMINISTIC NETWORK MODEL .................................. ..
`P. Dupuis and R. Atar
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`III-C: ROBUST CONTROL AND DECISION MAKING
`Chair: C. Beck
`(University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)
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`EVALUATING CUMULANT CONTROLLERS ON A BENCHMARK STRUCTURE PROTECTION
`PROBLEM IN THE PRESENCE OF CLASSIC EARTHQUAKES ............................................................................... ..
`K.D. Pham, M.K. Sain, S.R. Liberty, and I3.F. Spencer, Jr.
`RISK-SIZNSITIVE DECISION-THEORETIC TROUBLESHOOTING ........................................................................... 627
`MA. Shayman and E. Feméndez-Gzmcheiand
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`IL CONTROL FOR MIXED DISTURBANCE REJECTION .......................................................................................... 537
`.I.C. Luo and
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`SOLVING POLYNOMIAL SYSTEMS IN ROBUST S’I'AI3ILI'I‘Y ANALYSIS .......................................................... .. 541
`N.-P. Kc
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`ROBUST, NEAR TIIVIE-OPTIMAL CONTROL OF TI~IIRI)—ORD13R UNCERT/\IN SYSTEMS ................................ 651
`KII. You and EB. Lee
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`A NEW CONVEX RELAXATION FOR ROBUST H3 I’ERI7OR}vIANCI:Z ANALYSIS OF
`UNCERTAIN LINEAR SYSTEMS .................................................................................................................................. ..
`L. EI Ghaoui and
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`655
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`A NEW RESULT ON THE BIELLMAN EQUATION FOR EXIT TIME CONTROL PROBLEMS
`WITH CRITICAL GROWTH DYNAMICS ..................................................................................................................... ..
`M. Mafisoff
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`657
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`III-D: OPTICAL NETWORKS II
`Organizers: M. Médard and I3. Modizmo
`(University of IIIinois at Urbana-Champaign and
`Massachusetts Institute of'I‘eclmology)
`Chair: M. Médard
`(University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)
`FAULT PROTECTION IN WDM MESI-I NETWORKS ................................................................................................... 659
`G. Elli nas
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`A COMPARISON OF ALLOCATION POLICIES IN WAVELENGTII ROUTING NE’I‘WORKS.............................. 669
`Y. Zhu, G.N. Rouskas, and FIG. Perms
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`679
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`OPTICAL BUFFERS FOR MULTI-TERABIT IP ROUTERS ....................................................................................... ..
`’c, and M.C. Chia
`D.K. Hunter, I. Andonow
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`689
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`A MUL'I‘IWAVI3LENGTII SCHEDULING SWITCII ...............................................................
`THE ?.—SCIrIEDULER:
`and DJ. Blumemhal
`J.P. Lang, EA. Varvarigos,
`ON DII‘-‘FERENT ROUTING STRATEGIES IN TRANSPARENT ALL-OPTICAL NETWORKS .............................. 699
`OK. Tonguz
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`III-E: COMMUNICATION NETVVORKS
`Chair: R. Cruz
`(University ofCalifomia, San Diego)
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`TRANSMISSION POLICIES FOR TIME VARYING CHANNELS WITH AVERAGE DELAY
`CONSTRAINTS ................................................................................................................................................................. ..
`I3.E. Collins and KL. Cmz
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`709
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`FAIR ALLOCATION OF UTILITIES IN MUIJIIRATE MUL’I"ICAS"I‘ NETWORKS .................................................. 718
`S. Sarkar and L. Tassiulas
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`ON THE us}: or MULTIPLE WORKING POINTS IN MULTICIIANNEL ALOIIA wxm DEADLINES .............. 728
`D. Baron and Y. Birk
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`SPF.CII’ICATION AND ANALYSIS OF A RELIABLE BROADCASTING PROTOCOL
`IN MAUDE ................................................................................................................................................................. ..
`G. Dcnkcr, I.J. Garcia~Luna-Accves, I. Meseguer, P.C. Olveczky, I. Raju, B. Smith, and CI... Tzxicott
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`MODELING AND ANALYSIS OF ACTIVE MESSAGES IN VOLATILI3 NE‘I‘V\’ORKS ......................................... .. 748
`C. Okino and G. Cybenko
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`IMI’LI£MEN’I”ATION OF AN ACTIVE CONGESTION CONTROL SCIIIEME IN NARROWBAND ATM
`NE'I‘WORKS .............................................................................................................
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`S‘ Shem, J. Evans, A. KuIkarni, and G. Minden
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`CPU SCI-IEDULING FOR ACTIVE PROCESSING USING FEISDBACK DEFICIT ROUND ROBIN ....................... 768
`T. Wolf and D. Dccasper
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`IILF: WIRIIZLIZSS C0.VIMUNICA'I‘ION I: I)E'l‘L‘CTION AND ESTIMATION
`Organizers: V.\-". Veezmvzflli and U. Madhow
`(ComcII University and Ijniversity of Illinois at UrbanaChampzxign)
`Chair: V.V4V<:cmvaIIi
`(Comell University)
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`PRECODING FOR SCATTERING FUNCTION ESTIMATION OF MOBILE CIIANNELS USING OUTPUT
`CORRELATIONS ONLY .................................................................................................................................................. .. 770
`C. Tepcdeleniioglu and GI}. Giamiakis
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`"I”WO—S’I‘AGI~2 I-IYB RID ACQUISITION OF MULTICARRIISR DIRECT‘-SEQUI:‘NCE
`SPREAD-SPEC'I‘RUM SIGNALS ...................................................................................................................................... 780
`Ii]. Block and C.W. Baum
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`TRAINING S13QUENCE~BASI€D MULTIUSER CHANNEL ESTIMATION FOR
`BLOCK-SYNCHRONOUS CDMA .................................................................................................................................. .. 790
`G. Caire and U. Milra
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`SUPPRESSION OF HIGI~I—DENSITY, DYNAMIC NARROWBAND IN'I‘ERFERI3NCI3 IN DS./CDMA
`SPREAD-SPECTRUM SYSTEM........................................................................................................................................ 800
`C. Carlemalm, II.‘/. Poor, and A. Logothetis
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`LARGE SYSTEM PERFORMANCE OF REDUCED-RANK LINEAR FILTERS ...................................................... .. 810
`M.L. Honig and W, Xiao
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`NONLINEAR MULTIUSER RECEIVERS WITI-I DISTRIBUTED POWER CONTROL IN CELLULAR
`RADIO NETWORKS ......................................................................................................................................................... ..
`MK. Varanasi
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`IV~A: WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS II: SYSTEM CONSIDERATIONS IN PHYSICAL LAYER DESIGN
`Organizers:
`‘v'.V. Veeravalli and U. Madhow
`(Cornell University and University oflllinois at Urbana-Champaign)
`Chair: U. Madhow
`(University ofII1inois at Urbana-Champaign)
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`THE CODING-SPREADING TRADISOFF IN CDMA SYSTEMS .................................................................................. 831
`\/.V. Veemvalli
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`SPECTRAL EFFICIENCY OF RANDOMLY SPREAD DS-CDMA IN A MULTI-CELL MODEL
`BM. Zaidcl, S. Shamai, and S. Verdi’;
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`841
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`CDMA DESIGN THROUGH ASYMPTOTIC ANALYSIS: FADING CHANNELS ................................................... .. 851
`E. Biglieri, G. Cairc, G. Taricco, and E. Vitcrbo
`PACKING SPI-IERES IN THE GRASSMANN MANIFOLD: A GEOMI-3'I'I{IC APPROACH TO
`THE NON-COIIERENT MULTLANTENNA CIIANNEI................................................................................................ 861
`L. Zheng and D.N.C. Tsc
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`BLIND ADAPTIVE MULTIUSER DETECTION FOR DS/SSMA COMMUNICATIONS WITII
`GENERALIZED RANDOM SPREADING IN A FREQUENCY—SI3I,ECTIVE FADING CHANNEL ...................... .. 871
`J.H. Cho and J'.S. Lehncrt
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`TRAFFIC AIDED MULTIUSER DETECTION I-‘OR PACKET SWITCHING RANDOM ACCESS/CDMA
`NETWORKS ......................................................................................................................................................................... 881
`B. Chen and L. Tong
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`IV-I3: CODING THEORY IV
`Chair: RIB. Blahut
`(University of Illinois at Urbana~Champaign)
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`OPTICAL CHANNELS WITI-I DEAD TIME .................................................................................................................... 891
`A. Khandekar and R. Mcfiliecc
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`AWGN CODING TI-IEOREMS FOR SERIAL TURBO CODES ..................................................................................... 893
`H,Jir1 and RJ. McEIi<:c<:
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`LINEAR CODES OVER Z/(2K) OF CONSTANT EUCLIDEAN WEIGHT.................................................................... 895
`LA. Wood
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`SPACE-TIME TURBO CODES .......................................................................................................................................... 897
`Y. Liu and MP. Fitz
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`TURBO DECODING OF CONCATENATED SPACE-TIME CODES ........................................................................... 899
`K.R. Narayanan
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`SOFT OUTPUT AND ITERATIVE STACK DECODING .................................4,............................................................ 901
`R. Sivasankaran and S.W. McLaughlin
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`ALGEBRAIC GEOMETRIC CODES AND AN IMPROVEMENTS ON TIIF,
`GILBERT-VARSHAMOV BOUND ................................................................................................................................... 903
`H. Maharaj
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`IV—C: STOCIIASTIC SYSTEMS AND CONTROL
`Chair: G. Dullerud
`(University of Illinois at Urbana~Champaign)
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`SINGLE-SAMPLE-PATH-BASED OPTIMIZATION OF MARKOV DECISION PROCESS .................................... .. 905
`Z. Ren and I3.II. Krogh
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`TRACKING CAPABILITY ANALYSIS OF THE LMS ALGORITHM FOR I-‘IR SYSTEMS WIT}-I AR
`COEFFICIENTS ................................................................................................................................................................. ..9l5
`Y. Wei, S.B. Gclfand, and J.V. Krogmeicr
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`ADAI"I‘IVE OPTIMAL PREDICTION FOR MIMO STOCHASTIC SYSTEMS USING CANONICAL FORMS
`B. Slmllrrava and JD. Aplcvich
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`925
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`SDRI3 ESTIMATOR PIERFORMANCIZ IN A I-IARMONIC DISTORTION PROBLEM............................................. .. 935
`ILE. Yaz, Y. Gao, and KJ. Olejniczak
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`STOCI'IAS'I‘IC DIFFERENCI3 EQUATIONS WITH TIME DELAYS .......................................................................... .. 937
`A.S.C. Sinha, SE. Lyshevski, BR. Pidaparzi, and E. Kocaoglan
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`CONTROL UNDER COMMUNICATION CONSTRAINTS ......................................................................................... .. 940
`S. Tatikonda and S. Miller
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`IV-D: SI’ACIZ~TIl\'IE PROCESSING I
`Organizer/Chair: A,Nehorai
`(University of Illinois at Chicago)
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`SPACE-TIME FADING CI-IANNEL ESTIMATION IN UNKNOWN SPATIALLY CORRELATED NOISE.......... .. 948
`A. Dogandiié and A. Nehomi
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`BLAST TRAINING: ESTIMATING CHANNEL CHARACTERISTICS FOR
`HIGH CAPACITY SPACE~TIME WIRELESS ................................................................................................................ .. 958
`T.L. Marzctta
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`ANALYSIS OF THE PARALLEL IN'I‘ERFERENCE CANCELER FOR DS/CDMA SIGNALS ............................... .. 967
`R. Chandrasekaran and 3.3. Shynk
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`BEARING ESTIMATION IN A RICEAN CHANNEL ................................................................................................... .. 977
`"G. Fuks, J. Goldberg, and II. Messer
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`OPTIMAL DOWNLINK BEAMFORMING USING SEMIDEFINITE OPTIMIZATION ........................................... .. 987
`M. Bengtsson and B. Ottcrstcn
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`AN OVERVIEW OF A SIMULATION ENVIRONMENT TO STUDY THE IMPACT
`OF NON-IDEAL HARDWARE ON ARRAY PROCESSING ........................................................................................ .. 997
`I. Yin, C.M.S. Sec, B.I’. Ng, Y.K. Sin, and Y.L. Lu
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`SIGNAL REPRESENTATIONS I-‘OR TRANSMIT-RECEIVE ANTENNA ARRAYS ............................................. .. 1006
`J. Zhang, K. Tantinarawat, and A.M. Sayecd
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`BLOCK SPACE-TIME ANTENNA PRECODING/DECODING FOR GENERALIZED MULTICARRIER
`COMMUNICATIONS IN UNKNOWN MULTIPATII ................................................................................................... 1016
`Z. Liu, A. Scaglionc, S. Barbarossa, and GB. Giannakis
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`I.EAST—SQUARES MULTLUSER FREQUENCY-DOMAIN CHANNEL l3S'I‘IMA‘I‘ION
`FOR BROADBAND WIRELESS COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS ............................................................................. I026
`T.A. Thomas, F.W. Vook, and KL. Baum
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`IV-E: MANUFACTURING SYSTEMS
`Organizer/Chair:
`S.R<-:veIiotis
`(Georgia Institute ofTcclinology)
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`A MARKOV DECISION PROCESS MODELING FOR CONTROL SWITCHING OF DISCRF,’I‘E EVENT
`SYSTEMS ......................................................................................................................................................................... ,.
`II. Darabi and M.A. Iafari
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`I036
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`SUPERVISORY CONTROL OF CONTRADICTIONS IN HIERARCI~IICAL TASK CONTROLLERS ................... I042
`X. Guan and LE. Holloway
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`IV~F: STOCIIASTIC NETWORKS IV
`Organizers:
`S.I’. Meyn and R. Srikam
`(University oflllinois at Urbana-Champaign)
`Chair: R. Srikant
`(University of Illinois atUrbai1a-Chznnpaign)
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`I‘vIULTIUSER RECEIVERS, RANDOM MATRICES AND FREE PROBABILITY.................................................... I055
`D.N.C. Tse
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`STABILITY PROPERTIES OF INCREMENTAL REDUNDANCY IN CDMA PACKET DATA NETWORKS 1065
`R. Vijayakumar and I<..M. Wasserman
`PRICING PRIORITY CLASSES IN A DIFFI£REN‘I‘IATED SERVICES NETWORK ................................................ 1075
`<3
`P. Marbach
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`COMPARING TANDEM QUEUEING SYSTEMS AND TI~IEIR FLUID LIMITS ......................................................
`E. Altman, G. Koole, and T. Jiménez
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`I085
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`WAITING TIME ASYMPTOTICS FOR TIME VARYING MUIJTISERVER QUEUES
`WITII ABANDONMENT AND RETRIALS ................................................................................................................. ..
`A. Mandelbaum, W.A. Massey, M.I. Reiman, and A1,. Stolyar
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`1095
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`LARGE DEVIATIONS FOR SMALL BUFFERS: AN INSENSITIVITY RESULT .................................................... 1105
`M. Mandjcs and III. Kim
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`OVERFLOW AND LOSSES IN A NETWORK QUEUE WITII SELF-SIMILAR INPUT........................................ .. I 113
`B. Tsybakov and ND. Georganas
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`V~A: STOCIIASTIC NETWORKS V
`Organizers: S.P. Meyn and R. Srikant
`(University ofIllinois at Urbana-Cliampaign)
`Chair: S.P. Meyn
`(University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)
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`CHOKE A STATELESS MECHANISM FOR PROVIDING QUALITY OI? SERVICE
`IN THE INTERNET ......................................................................................................................................................... ..
`R. Pan and B. I-‘rabhakar
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`1122
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`OPTIMAL ROUTING TO M PARALLEL QUEUES WITH NO BUFFERS .............................................................. .. 1 I32
`Altman. S. Bhulai, R Gaujal, and A. Hordijk
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`THE l";FFEC’l" OF SCALE ON INTERNET QUALITY ................................................................................................ .. I 142
`M. Siler and J. Walrand
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`STABILITY OF MULTILANE INPUT-BUFI"ERF,D SWITCHES WITH MARKOV—MODULATED
`ARRIVAL PROCESSES .................................................................................................................................................. .. I152
`P. HO, O. Tse. and J. Walrand
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`V—B: WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS III: NETWORKING ISSUES
`Organizers: V.V. Veeravalli and U. Madhow
`(Cornell University and University of Illinois at Urbana—Champaign)
`Chair: V.V.Vecravalli
`(University of Illinois at Urbana~CIiampaign)
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`ADAPTIVIT. TRANSMISSION FOR SI’RI3AD-SPECTRUM COMMUNICATIONS OVER MULTIPATII
`CHANNELS ............................
`........................................................................................................................................ .. 1162
`M.I3. Pursley and CS. Wilkins
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`ADAP'1‘IVI€ REDUNDANCY RISTRANSMISSION PROTOCOLS FOR WIRELESS NI‘/IWORKS ...................... .. I 171
`T. Ii and WE. Stark
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`RESOURCE POOLING AND ISFFECFIVE BANDWIDTIIS FOR CDMA ANTENNA ARRAYS ......................... .. I I81
`S.V. Hzmly and D.N.C. Tsc
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`ROUTING FOR MAXIMUM SYSTEM IJFBTIME IN WIRELIESS AD-IIOC NETWORKS .................................. .. I191
`I.-II. Chang and L. Tassiulas
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`A SELF ORGANIZING WIRELESS SENSOR NETWORK ........................................................................................ .. 1201
`K. Sohrabi, J. G210, V. Ailawadhi, and G. Poule
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`V—C: M ULTIUSER DE'1"ECTION
`Chair: MK. Varanasi
`(University of Colorado at Boulder)
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`BLIND ADAPTIVE NONCOIIIERENT MULTIUSER DETECTION FOR NONLINEAR MODULATION .......... .. 121 l
`D. Das and MK. Varanasi
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`LOW COMPI.EXI'l'Y NON-COIIERENT NEAR—OPTIMAL MUL'I‘IUSER DETECTION
`I-‘OR OVI.-‘RSATURATED MA COMMUNI