Fulvio Babich

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Published: 1993
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2000
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Fulvio Babich, Giancarlo Lombardi:
Statistical analysis and characterization of the indoor propagation channel. IEEE Trans. Commun. 48(3): 455-464 (2000)
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Fulvio Babich, Owen E. Kelly, Giancarlo Lombardi:
Generalized Markov modeling for flat fading. IEEE Trans. Commun. 48(4): 547-551 (2000)
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Fulvio Babich, Giancarlo Lombardi:
A Markov model for the mobile propagation channel. IEEE Trans. Veh. Technol. 49(1): 63-73 (2000)
1999
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Fulvio Babich, Owen E. Kelly, Giancarlo Lombardi:
A context-tree based model for quantized fading. IEEE Commun. Lett. 3(2): 46-48 (1999)
1997
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Fulvio Babich, Giancarlo Lombardi:
On verifying a first-order Markovian model for the multi-threshold success/failure process for Rayleigh channel. PIMRC 1997: 12-16

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