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affiliation: Texas A & M University, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, TX, USA

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2013
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Shuo Feng, Jim Ji:
A fast pulse design for parallel excitation with gridding conjugate gradient. EMBC 2013: 1089-1092
2012
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Shuo Feng, Jim Ji:
Fast pulse design for parallel transmission in MRI using under-determined systems. BHI 2012: 671-674
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Shuo Feng, Jim Ji:
A novel fast algorithm for parallel excitation pulse design in MRI. EMBC 2012: 1102-1105
2011
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Shuo Feng, Jim X. Ji:
3D selective pulse design with variable spoke trajectories for parallel excitation. EMBC 2011: 2845-2848
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Shuo Feng, Jim Ji:
Parallel magnetic resonance imaging with localized arrays and Sinc interpolation (PILARS). ISBI 2011: 795-798

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