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ORCIDIEEE Transactions on Information Theory, Volume 10
Volume 10, Number 1, January 1964
- W. D. Montgomery:
The extension to probability distributions for detection spatial filters. 2-5 - Frederick Jelinek:
Coding for and decomposition of two-way channels. 5-17 - Phillip A. Bello:
Time-frequency duality. 18-33 - R. Albrecht, W. Werner:
Error analysis of a statistical decision method. 34-38 - Craig K. Rushforth:
Transmitted-reference techniques for random or unknown channels. 39-42 - Seymour Stein:
Unified analysis of certain coherent and noncoherent binary communications systems. 43-51 - C. Berglund:
A note on power-law devices and their effect on signal-to-noise ratio. 52-57 - Frank C. Ogg:
A note on Bayes detection of signals. 57-60 - E. N. Fowle:
The design of FM pulse compression signals. 61-67 - Paul H. Wittke:
The autocorrelation function of the output of a nonlinear angle modulator. 67-72 - Athanasios Papoulis:
An estimate of the variation of a band-limited process. 72-74 - Peter G. Neumann:
On a class of cyclically permutable error-correcting codes. 75-78 - Duane H. Tack, Rodger E. Ziemer, R. F. Lambert:
Coherent extraction of signals from turbulent noise. 78-88 - Perng Hsieh, Mu Yue Hsiao:
Several classes of codes generated from orthogonal functions. 88-91 - Joseph M. Aein:
Correction to 'Reducing the Effect of Intersymbol Interference with Correlation receivers'. 91 - Ivan Selin:
The incoherent sequential detection of a sine wave in white noise (Corresp.). 92-93 - Aravind K. Joshi:
A note on a certain theorem stated by Kullback (Corresp.). 93-94 - Moshe Zakai:
General error criteria (Corresp.). 94-95 - Morris J. Levin:
Instantaneous spectra and ambiguity functions (Corresp.). 95-97 - A. Ryder:
On a relationship in Davenport and Root (Corresp.). 95 - Ting T. Chang, John G. Lawton:
On the comparison of communication channels (Corresp.). 97-98 - Moshe Zakai:
Review of Recent Developments in Information and Decision Processes. 104
Volume 10, Number 2, April 1964
- Peter G. Neumann:
Error-limiting coding using information-lossless sequential machines. 108-115 - Richard C. Singleton:
Maximum distance q -nary codes. 116-118 - Edward M. Hofstetter:
Construction of time-limited functions with specified autocorrelation functions. 119-126 - Robert T. Chien:
On linear residue codes for burst-error correction. 127-133 - Tadao Kasami:
A decoding procedure for multiple-error-correcting cyclic codes. 134-138 - A. B. Vander Lugt:
Signal detection by complex spatial filtering. 139-145 - Jack W. Carlyle, John B. Thomas:
On nonparametric signal detectors. 146-152 - Jack Capon:
Optimum weighting functions for the detection of sampled signals in noise. 152-159 - E. D. Banta:
A note on the correlation function of nonindependent, overlapping pulse trains. 160-161 - Nelson M. Blachman:
Band-pass nonlinearities. 162-164 - Wade H. Foy:
Entropy of simple line drawings (Corresp.). 165-167 - C. Mehta:
Periodogram for complex Gaussian random processes (Corresp.). 165 - E. L. McMahon:
An extension of Price's theorem (Corresp.). 168 - G. M. Northrop, Peter M. Schultheiss:
On the response of linear systems to certain non-Gaussian random inputs (Corresp.). 169-170 - J. J. Stein:
Prime-residue error correcting codes (Corresp.). 170 - Robert Price:
Comments on 'A Useful Theorem for Nonlinear Devices Having Gaussian Inputs' by Robert Price. 171 - Michael Horstein:
Review of 'Low-Density Parity-Check Codes' (Gallager, R. G.; 1963). 172
Volume 10, Number 3, July 1964
- Worthie Doyle, Irving S. Reed:
Approximate band-pass limiter envelope distributions. 180-185 - Shimon Even:
Test for synchronizability of finite automata and variable length codes. 185-189 - Ivan Selin:
Estimation of the relative delay of two similar signals of unknown phases in white Gaussian noise. 189-191 - L. Wan:
Pulse position modulation code for the improvement of Doppler shift measurement. 192-195 - Solomon W. Golomb, Edward C. Posner:
Rook domains, Latin squares, affine planes, and error-distributing codes. 196-208 - J. Smith:
The analysis of multiple signal data. 208-214 - Leonard Kleinrock:
Detection of the peak of an arbitrary spectrum. 215-221 - Samuel Zahl:
The linear prediction of deterministic signals. 222-226 - Ross E. Williams:
The panchromatic principle in optical filtering. 227-234 - Nelson M. Blachman:
FM reception and the zeros of narrow-band Gaussian noise. 235-241 - Solomon A. Zadoff:
Correction to 'Progress Report 1960-63'. 241 - Leo I. Bluestein:
Asymptotically optimum quantizers and optimum analog to digital converters for continuous signals (Corresp.). 242-246 - Charles V. Freiman:
Upper bounds for fixed-weight codes of specified minimum distance (Corresp.). 246-248 - James L. Massey, R. W. Liu:
Application of Lyapunov's direct method to the error-propagation effect in convolutional codes (Corresp.). 248-250 - Martin Nesenbergs:
A combinatorial problem and a simple decoding method for cyclic codes (Corresp.). 250-252 - Tadao Kasami, S. Matoba:
Some efficient shortened cyclic codes for burst-error correction (Corresp.). 252-253 - Jacob Ziv:
Generation of optimal codes by a 'pyramid-packing' argument (Corresp.). 253-255 - L. Lorne Campbell:
On a class of polynomials useful in probability calculations (Corresp.). 255-256 - Elwyn R. Berlekamp:
Note on recurrent codes (Corresp.). 257-258 - Robert D'Attilio:
Boothroyd and intersymbol interference reduction (Corresp.). 257 - Luther D. Rudolph, M. E. Mitchell:
Implementation of decoders for cyclic codes (Corresp.). 259-260
Volume 10, Number 4, October 1964
- A. M. Gerrish, Peter M. Schultheiss:
Information rates of non-Gaussian processes. 265-271 - Jack Salz, Seymour Stein:
Distribution of instantaneous frequency for signal plus noise. 272-274 - Seymour Stein:
Correction to 'Unified Analysis of certain Coherent and noncoherent Binary Communications Systems'. 274 - Carl W. Helstrom:
The detection and resolution of optical signals. 275-287 - Terrence L. Fine:
Properties of an optimum digital system and applications. 287-296 - D. S. Palmer, Dennis C. Cooper:
An analysis of the performance of weighted integrators. 296-302 - Peter Swerling:
Parameter estimation accuracy formulas. 302-314 - A. V. Balakrishnan:
On a class of nonlinear estimation problems. 314-320 - Charles A. Stutt:
Some results on real-part/imaginary-part and magnitude-phase relations in ambiguity functions. 321-327 - Peter M. Dollard:
On the time-bandwidth concentration of signal functions forming given geometric vector configurations. 328-338 - William C. Lindsey:
Error probabilities for Rician fading multichannel reception of binary and n -ary signals. 339-350 - Willard L. Eastman, Shimon Even:
On synchronizable and PSK-synchronizable block codes. 351-356 - Robert T. Chien:
Cyclic decoding procedures for Bose- Chaudhuri-Hocquenghem codes. 357-363 - William H. Kautz, Richard C. Singleton:
Nonrandom binary superimposed codes. 363-377 - James L. Massey, Ruey-Wen Liu:
Equivalence of nonlinear shift-registers. 378-379 - Donald W. Tufts:
Summary of certain intersymbol interference results (Corresp.). 380 - Andrew A. Sekey:
Communication at maximum rate without error correction (Corresp.). 381 - Phillip A. Bello:
On the measurement of a channel correlation function (Corresp.). 381-383 - G. M. Roe:
Quantizing for minimum distortion (Corresp.). 384-385 - Lorenzo Calabi, Eric R. Myrvaagnes:
On the minimal weight of binary group codes (Corresp.). 385-387 - Ranan B. Banerji:
An extension of the Kraft inequality (Corresp.). 387-388 - Franco P. Preparata:
A synthesis procedure of recurrent codes (Corresp.). 388-389 - Neil J. Bershad:
On the optimum design of multipath signals (Corresp.). 389-390 - John P. Stenbit:
Table of generators for Bose-Chaudhuri codes (Corresp.). 390-391 - William B. Floyd:
Review of 'Information Theory and Coding' (Abramson, N.; 1963). 392
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