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A model of signal processing in software defined radio communication systems

Borislav Bedzhev

Dilyan Dimitrov

Bulgaria

: bedzhev@abv.bg

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Information Technologies

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Generalization of the recursive methods for synthesis of complementary pairs of phase manipulated signals

Borislav Bedzhev

Dilyan Dimitrov

Bulgaria

: bedzhev@abv.bg

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Information Technologies

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Robust audio zoom for surveillance systems: A beamforming approach with reduced microphone array

Stephen Stroud

Karl O. Jones

Gerard Edwards

Colin Robinson

David Ellis

Sebastian Chandler-Crnigoj

United Kingdom

: S.Stroud@2022.ljmu.ac.uk

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Information Technologies

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Generalized nets representing C based programming constructs

Valeri Petrov Gochev

Nikolay Lyuboslavov Hinov

Bulgaria

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Information Technologies

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A general method for synthesis of constant-amplitude ideal periodic autocorrelation phase manipulated signals

Borislav Bedzhev

Dilyan Dimitrov

Bulgaria

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Information Technologies

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Methods for synthesis of almost perfect and complementary phase manipulated signals with lengths N≡2mod4

Borislav Bedzhev

Dilyan Dimitrov

Bulgaria

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Information Technologies

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Recognition of Handwritten Numbers with Data Sets

M. Fatih Cambek

Pinar Kirci

Turkey

: pinarkirci@uludag.edu.tr

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An Electric Network Frequency Analysis Technology Demonstrator for Educational Purposes

K.O. Jones

L. Hamilton

Dr. D.L. Ellis

C. Robinson

J. Reed-Jones

K. Morrison

United Kingdom

: k.o.jones@ljmu.ac.uk

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Approaches for Implementation of Golay’s Complementary Signals and Welti’s Quaternary Signals in Radio-Communication Systems

Mihail Iliev

Borislav Bedzhev

Monika Bedzheva

Kaloyan Kanchev

Bulgaria

: miliev@uni-ruse.bg

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Information Technologies

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Real-time Velocity Based Cloth Simulation with Ray-tracing Collision Detection on the Graphics Processor

Tzvetomir Vassilev

Bulgaria

: tvassilev@uni-ruse.bg Bulgaria

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Information Technologies

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A model of signal processing in software defined radio communication systems

Generalization of the recursive methods for synthesis of complementary pairs of phase manipulated signals

Robust audio zoom for surveillance systems: A beamforming approach with reduced microphone array

Generalized nets representing C based programming constructs

A general method for synthesis of constant-amplitude ideal periodic autocorrelation phase manipulated signals

Methods for synthesis of almost perfect and complementary phase manipulated signals with lengths N≡2mod4

Recognition of Handwritten Numbers with Data Sets

An Electric Network Frequency Analysis Technology Demonstrator for Educational Purposes

Approaches for Implementation of Golay’s Complementary Signals and Welti’s Quaternary Signals in Radio-Communication Systems

Real-time Velocity Based Cloth Simulation with Ray-tracing Collision Detection on the Graphics Processor