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adam_text	TABLE OF CONTENTS Volume 1 Session 1: Advances in Equalization Techniques Sl.l Quasi-Minimum-BER Linear Combiner Equalizers .......................................................................................................1 José Tel lado and John M. Goffi SI. 2 Asymptotic Performance of MMSE MIMO Decision-Feedback Equalization for Uncoded Single Carrier and Multicarrier Modulations ........................................................................................................................................6 L. Vandendorpe, L. Cuvelier, J. Louveaux, and B. Maison S1.3 Optimization of Tap Spacing; for the Tapped Delay line Decision Feedback Equalizer ............................................11 InkyuLee SI. 4 Approximate Minimum Bit-Error Rate Equalization for Pulse-Amplitude and Quadrature- Amplitude Modulation .................................................................................................................................................16 Chen-Chu Yeh and John R. Barry S1.5 Redundant Filterbank Precedere and Equalizers: Unification and Optimal Designs ....................................................21 A Scaglione, G.B. Giannakis, and S. Barbarossa S1.6 Experimental 25-Mb/s Wireless Infrared link Using 4-PPM with Sealer Decision-Feedback Equalization ...............26 David C. Lee and Joseph M. Kahn S1.7 Effect of DFE Error Propagation on the Coding Gain of an Interleaved Reed-Solomon Code .....................................31 David C. Jones Session 2: Algorithms and Performance of CDMA Systems S2.1 Performance Comparison of Alternative Wideband CDMA Systems ..........................................................................38 Ahmad J alali and Alberto Gutierrez S2.2 The Implementation of a Base Station Transceiver for WLL System Based on Wideband CDMA ..............................43 Youngjun Chong, Sanggee Kang, Ilkyoo Lee, Bongkyum Kim, and Heonjin Hong S2.3 Effect of New Users on Blind Adaptive Synchronous Multiuser DS-CDMA Detection ..............................................48 Peter K.P. Cheung, Predrag B. Rapajic, and Rodney A Kennedy VII S2.4 Performance of the Bootstrap Multiuser CDMA Detector in Frequency Non-selective Fading Channel .....................53 Xiaochun (Andrew) Li and Yeheskel Bar-Ness S2.5 Optimal Power Control for Minimum Outage Rate in Wireless Communications ........................................................58 Giuseppe Caire, Giorgio Taricco, and Ezio Biglieri S2.6 Results of Multiple Cell Simulations of a CDMA Cellular System Focusing on SIR Based Power Control ...............63 Yoshio Takeuchi S2.7 On Fast Forward Link Power Control in CDMA Systems ...........................................................................................68 A Jalali and A Chheda Session 3: Satellite Communications Systems S3.1 Experimental and Simulation Performance Results of TCP/IP over High-Speed ATM over ACTS ............................72 Charalambous P. Charalambos, Georgias Y. Lazarou, Victor S. Frost, Joseph Evans, and Roelof Jonkman S3.2 COMETS for Ka-band and Millimeter-Wave Advanced Mobile Satellite Communications and 21 GHz Advanced Satellite Broadcasting Experiments .............................................................................................................79 Hiromitsu Wakana, Eihisa Morikawa, Haruo Saito, Mitsugu Ohkawa, Takashi Takahashi, and Másalo Tanaka S3.3 Real-Time Broadband Services with Jitter Control over ATM Satellite Bridges ........................................................84 Hervé Le Pocher, Victor CM. Leung, and Donald Gillies S3.4 Probabilistic Routing Protocol for Low Earth Orbit Satellite Networks ......................................................................89 Hiiseyin Uzunalioglu S3.5 Bandwidth Requirements for Multiservice Satellite Systems .......................................................................................94 Markus Werner and Erich Lutz S3.6 Performance of CDMA-Based LEO Satellite Systems with Imperfect Power Control in a Rice-Lognormal Channel ............................................................................................................................................100 Hongyi Fu, Guoan Bi, and K. Arichandran S3.7 The Satellite Acquisition Errors for Tracking, Telemetry and Command of the KOMPSAT Satellite .......................105 Jeom-Hun Lee, Jae-Ick Choi, and Choon-Sik Yim Session 4: Iterative Decoding S4.1 Turbo Codes for Binary Markov Channels.................................................................................................................110 Javier Garcia-Frias and John D. Villasenor S4.2 Fundamental Limit in DS/CDMA with Reed-Solomon Coded Orthogonal Signaling .................................................116 Sang Wu Kim and Wayne Stark S4.3 Generalized Versions of Turbo Decoding in the Framework of Bayesian Networks and Pearl s Belief Propagation Algorithm............................................................................................................................................... 121 Peyman Meshkat and John D. Villasenor S4.4 Efficient Architectures for Soft-Output Algorithms ....................................................................................................126 Keith M. Chugg and Xiaopeng Chen S4.5 Iterative Decoding of Multi-Dimensional Concatenated Single Parity Check Codes .................................................131 Li Ping, Sammy Chan, andKwan L. Yeung S4.6 Iterative Decoding of Concatenated Hadamard Codes ...............................................................................................136 Li Ping and Sammy Chan S4.7 List Decoding of Turbo Codes ...................................................................................................................................141 Krishna R. Narayanan and Gordon L. Stiiber Session 5: Wireless Networks S5.1 A Medium Access Control Protocol for Wireless Networks .....................................................................................146 Jian- Jou Lai, Yu- Wen Lai, and Shie-Jue Lee S5.2 Inter-Cell Interference in Spread-Spectrum Wireless LANs Employing Handshake Protocols ..................................151 Khairi Ashour Mohamed and László Pap S5.3 The Performance of a New Routing Protocol for the Reconfigurable Wireless Networks .........................................156 Zygmunt J. Haas and Marc R. Pearlman S5.4 Performance of Priority-Based Multiple Access with Dynamic Permission (PBMA_DP) for Multimedia Wireless Networks .....................................................................................................................................................161 Ronaldo Moreira Salles and Paulo Roberto de Lira Gondim S5.5 Performance Consideration for Packet Reservation Multiple Access Protocols over Wireless Networks ................166 Chiung-Shien Wu and Gin -Кои Ma S5.6 ix Global State Routing: A New Routing Scheme for Ad-hoc Wireless Networks ........................................................171 Tsu-Wei Chen and Mario Gerla S5.7 A Study of Unequal Power Control in ATM/CDMA Wireless Communication Networks ........................................176 Sheng-hui Zhao, Jing-ming Kuang, Bo-tao Liu, and Hua Wang Session 6: Broadband Network Management and Architecture S6.1 Optimum Protection Architecture for Reliable Dense-WDM Lightwave Networks ...................................................181 Tatsuya Shiragaki and Hiroyuki Saito S6.2 Self-Healing Wheels in Local Loop ...........................................................................................................................187 Forzad Safaei and Bruce Tonkin S6.3 Design of WDM Optical Passive Star Networks with Tunable Transceivers of Limited Tuning Range ....................192 Feng Cao, David H. Du, and A Pavan S6.4 A Novel Wavelength Assignment Algorithm for 4-Fiber WDM Self- Healing Rings ................................................197 Georgios Ellinas, Krishna Bala, and Gee-Kung Chong S6.5 Dimensioning and Optimization of ÜK Wavelength-Division-Multiplexed Optical Layer of Future Transport Networks 202 M. Garnot, F. Masetti, L. Nederlof, G. Eilenberger, S. Bunse, and A Aguilar S6.6 Network Protection and OA&M Mechanism for WDM Optical Path Transport Networks ........................................207 Šatoru Okamoto, Atsushi Watanabe, Naohide Nagatsu, and Ken-ichi Sato S6.7 Modeling and Analysis of Waiting Time in a Symmetric Fast Circuit Switched Robust-WDM LAN with an AR/LTP MAC Protocol .........................................................................................................................................213 Tarek S. El-Bawab andatura P. Jayasumana Session 7: ATM Traffic Modeling and QoS Support S7.1 On the Performance of ATM-UBR with Early Selective Packet Discard ...................................................................221 Kangsik Cheon and Shivendra S. Panwar S7.2 Design of Real-Time QoS Management in ATM Networks .......................................................................................228 Chih-Chao Wen, Jin-Chyang Jiau, Chorng-Horng Yang, Cheng-Shong Wu, and Кіт -Joan Chen S7.3 Statistical Services for Multiple-Time-Scale Policed Traffic ...................................................................................233 Edward W. Knightly S7.4 Adaptive ATM Network Model for the Evaluation of Network Performance ............................................................238 Pantelis L. Panteli, loannis Balaskas, and Trevor. G. Clarkson S7.5 QoS Aggregation Algorithms in Hierarchical ATM Networks ..................................................................................243 Atsushi Iwata, Hiroshi Suzuki, Rauf Izmailov, and Bhaskar Sengupta S7.6 Dimensioning and Dynamic Reconfiguration of Hierarchical Multi-Service CrossConnect Platforms for Multi-Hour Traffic Profiles ........................................................................................................................................249 Iradj Ouveysi, Farzad Safaei, and Andrew Wirth S7.7 Estimation and Prediction of VBR Traffic in High-Speed Networks Using LMS Filters ...........................................253 Tejinder S. Randhawa and Я H. S. Hardy Session 8: Networking Systems S8.1 Overload and Congestion Control for Intelligent Network Based Broadband Call Processing Systems ....................259 George T. Kolyvas, Spyros E. Połykałaś, and ¡akovos S. Venieris S8.2 An Evaluation of Pricing Schemes That Are Based on Effective Usage .....................................................................265 Costas Courcoubetis and Vasillos A. Siris S8.3 Providing Privacy without Encryption in Multichannel Systems ................................................................................270 Borislav H. Simov and Srini B. Tridandapani S8.4 System Architecture for a Large-Scale Public VTOA Handling Node .......................................................................275 Hiroshi Sunaga, Takenori Okutani, and Kou Miyake S8.5 Efficient Computation of Terminal-Pair Reliability using Triangle Reduction in Network Management ...................281 Steen J. Hsu and Maria C. Yuang S8.6 TUGEN: An Automatic Test Suite Generator Integrating Data-flow and Control-flow Methods ...............................286 Jianguo Wang, Ruibing Hao, and Jianping Wu Session 9: ATM Switching S9.1 Issues of Congestion Control and Notification Schemes in ATM Networks and Proposal of EPRCAM ...................291 Manzoor Hashmani, Kenji Kawahara, Hideki Sunahara, and Yuji Oie S9.2 An Algorithm for Connection Precedence and Preemption in Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) Networks .......................................................................................................................................................299 Scott Poretsky and Thomas Gannon S9.3 Design of Per-VC Queueing ATM Switches ..............................................................................................................304 Peifang Zhou and Oliver W. W. Yang S9.4 A High Performance ATM Switch Based on the Augmented Composite Banyan Network ........................................309 Hyoung-Il Lee, Seung-Woo Seo, and Нуик-Јае Jang S9.5 Applicability of Plug-in Online File Modification Capabilities to STM/ATM Networks and Its Extension .........314 Hiroshi Sunaga, Ryouich Nakamura, and Tetsuyasu Yamada S9.6 Automated Test System with Dynamic Scheduling for Switching Systems .................................................................319 Keisuke Ohmori and Kumiko Ono Session 10: Blind Equalization S10.1 Algorithms for Blind Detection of Equalisation Errors in Hidden Markov Model Channels .....................................324 C. Carlemalm, V. Krishnamurthy, andK. Dogançay S10.2 An Approach to Blind Deconvolution Based on Second-Order Soft1 Statistics ........................................................329 E. Baccarelli, R. Cusani, and S. Galli S 10.3 Blind Channel Equalization and Data Detection for OFDM Transmissions on Frequency-Selective Channels ..........334 M. Luise, R. Reggiannini, and G. M. Vitetta S 10.4 Preceder for DMT with Insufficient Cyclic Prefix .....................................................................................................339 Кок -Wui Cheong and John M. Goffi S 10.5 A Modified Blind Equalization Technique Based on a Constant Modulus Algorithm ................................................344 Jia-Chin Lin and Lin-Shan Lee S 10.6 Digital Transform for a Selective Channel Estimation (Application to Multicarrier Data Transmission) .................349 P.Y. Cochet and R. Serpolle t S10.7 Linear Blind Channel Equalization for GSM Systems ................................................................................................355 Zhi Ding and Ge Li xii Session 11: Multiuser Detection and CDMA Receivers Sll.l Computing Probability of Errors of Linar Multiuser Detectors in White Gaussian Noise and Rayleigh Fading Channels .........................................................................................................................................................360 Sathyadev V. Uppala, and John D. Sahr S11.2 Soft-Decision Multiuser Detector for Coded CDMA Systems ...................................................................................365 Maïté Brandt-Pearce and Moon-Hwan Yang S11.3 Performance Evaluation of a Successive Interference Cancellation Scheme in a Quasi-Synchronous MC-CDMA System ....................................................................................................................................................370 Frans Kleer, Shin Hara, and Rangée Prasad SI 1.4 A Successive Interference Cancellation Scheme for an OFDM System .....................................................................375 Edward Leung and Paul Ho SI 1.5 Simplified Bootstrap Adaptive Decorrelator for CDMA Downlink ..........................................................................380 Petri Komulainen, Yeheskel Bar-Ness, and J orma Lilleberg S11.6 CDMA Receiver Structures for Overlay Systems Employing Transmitter Filtering ..................................................385 Bradley J. Rainbolt and Scott L Miller S11.7 Search Algorithms Based on Eliminating-Highest-Error and Fastest-Metric-Descent Criteria for Bit-Synchronous CDMA Multiuser Detection ............................................................................................................390 TiSun Session 12: Satellite Communications Analysis and Techniques S12.1 Adaptive Beamforming with a Multiple Beam Antenna .............................................................................................395 Jason Duggan and Peter McLane S 12.2 Error Rate Estimation in a Multi-Channel Active Phased Array ................................................................................402 KhalilJ. Maalouf, Richard C. Gaus, Jr., Sameh Sowelam, and Anthony Jacomb-Hood S 12.3 Queueing Analysis of CDMA Slotted ALOHA Systems with Finite Buifer and Finite Population Assumptions .............................................................................................................................................407 H. Okada, T. Yamazato, M. Kat ay ama, and A Ogawa S12.4 Performance of Turbo and Trellis Coded OFDM for LEO Satellite Channels in Global Mobile Communications ............................................................................................................................................412 W.AC. Fernando andR. M .A P. Rajatheva xiii S12.5 Optimal Sequence Detection Based on Oversampling for Barellimi ted Nonlinear Channels .....................................417 Armando Vannucd and Riccardo Raheli S12.6 High Rate Turbo Codes for BPSK/QPSK Channels ...................................................................................................422 Õmer Açikel and William E. Ryan S12.7 Synchronization of Turbo Coded Modulation Systems at Low SNR ..........................................................................428 Lijun Lu and Stephen G. Wilson Session 13: Receiver Algorithms and Performance Analysis S13.1 Differential Detection of PSK Signals Transmitted over Linearly Time-Selective Rayleigh Fading Channels .........„..............................................................................................................................................433 Giorgio M. Vi tetta, Umberto Mengali, and Desmond P. Taylor S13.2 Performance Analysis of Noncoherent Sequence Detection of M -агу PSK ................................................................438 Giulio Colavolpe and Riccardo Raheli S13.3 Detection of Preceded Signals Using a Receiver with Non-Coherent Front End .......................................................444 Andres Reial and Stephen G. Wilson S13.4 The Cut-Off Rate of Digital Radio-links Impaired by Time-Correlated Multipara Phenomena .................................449 E. Baccarelli, S. Galli, and A Fasano S13.5 Strongly Robust Adaptive Signaling for Time-Varying Channels ...............................................................................454 Dennis L. Goeckel S13.6 A Unified Approach for Calculating Error Rates of Linearly Modulated Signals over Generalized Fading Channels .........................................................................................................................................................459 Mohamed-Slim Alouini and Andrea Goldsmith S13.7 Joint Channel-Data Estimation with Interference Suppression ...................................................................................465 Suhas N. Diggavi, Boon ChongNg, and Arogyswami Paulraj Session 14: Multimedia Wireless QoS S14.1 Single-Stream versus Multi-Stream for live Media Synchronization ........................................................................470 Shuji Tasaka and Yutaka Ishibashi S14.2 Experimental Results on the Impact of Cell Delay Variation on Speech Quality in ATM Networks ..........................477 Bin Li andXi-Ren Cao S14.3 Joint Source Channel Matching for a Wireless Communications link .......................................................................482 Swaroop Appadwedula, Douglas L. Jones, Kannan Ramchandran, and Igor Konzintsev S14.4 Two Level Access Control Strategy for Multimedia CDMA .....................................................................................487 P. R. Larij ani, R, H. Hafez, and I. Lambadaris S 14.5 Guaranteed Quality-of-Service Wireless Medium Access by Packet-by-Packet Generalized Processor Sharing Algorithm ......................................................................................................................................................493 Chia-Sheng Chang and Kwang-Cheng Chen S 14.6 Evaluating Speech Quality in Large Wireless Networks: A Case for Hybrid Simulation ..........................................498 Hsiao-Kuang Wu, Chia-Heng Hung, Mario Geria, and Raj ive Bagr odia S14.7 Performance Analysis of OBP Based Multimedia Multibeam Satellite Networks .....................................................503 Thimma V.J. Ganes h Babu, Tho Le-Ngoc, and Jeremiah F. Hayes Session 15: Network Management in Optical Systems S15.1 End-to End Performance of an Optical Transparent Packet Network .........................................................................508 F. Collegati and С. Rąffaelli S15.2 An Efficient Channel Access Protocol for an Optical Star Network ..........................................................................514 Aleksandra Smiljanic S15.3 Analysis of Hot-Potato Optical Networks with Wavelength Conversion ...................................................................520 Alberto Bononi, Gerardo A. Castañón, and Ozan K. Tonguz SI 5.4 Fault Management for Adjustable Pre-allocation Wavelength Division Multi-access Systems .................................526 Chen-Ken Ко, Li-Ren Huang, andSy-Yen Kuo S15.5 Reconfiguration Procedures for Torus Lightwave Networks .....................................................................................531 Manabu Kato and Yuji Oie SI 5.6 Cycle-Oriented Distributed Préconfiguration: Ring-like Speed with Mesh-like Capacity for Self-planning Network Restoration ..................................................................................................................................................537 Wayne D. Grover and Demetrios Stamatelakis xv Session 16: Modeling VBR Video Traffic S16.1 Dynamic Bandwidth Allocation for VBR Video Transport ........................................................................................544 Souhwan Jung, Younghan Kim, and James S. Meditch S 16.2 Dynamic Bandwidth Allocation for VBR Video Traffic Using Adaptive Wavelet Prediction ...................................549 Xinyu Wang, Souhwan Jung, and James S. Meditch S 16.3 A Scene-based Generalized Markov Chain Model for VBR Video Traffic ...............................................................554 Girish Chiruvolu, Tapas К Das, Ravi Sankar, and N. Ranganathan S16.4 Modeling Video Traffic Using Wavelets ....................................................................................................................559 Sheng Ma and Chuanyi Ji S 16.5 Intra-GoP Modeling of MPEG Video Traffic .............................................................................................................563 A. Lombardo, G. Morabito, S. Palazzo and G.Schembra S 16.6 A Simple Model for VBR Video Traffic Based on Chaotic Maps: Validation through Evaluation of ATM Multiplexers QoS Parameters ..........................................................................................................................................................568 Eugenio Costamagna, Lorenzo Favalli, Paolo Gamba, and Giovanni Iacovoni S16.7 A Starting Time Selection Method for Minimum Cell Loss Ratio of Superposed VBR MPEG Video Traffic in ATM Networks ......................................................................................................................................................573 Byeong-hee Roh, Hee-june Ahn, and Jae-kyoon Kim Session 17: Transport Layer Issues S17.1 Performance Analysis of Dynamic Flow Setup in ATM Networks ............................................................................578 Kohei Shiomoto, Qiyong Bian, and Jonathan S. Turner S 17.2 Improving TCP Performance in Mobile Computing Environments .............................................................................584 Michael Stängel and Vaduvur Bharghavan S 17.3 On Supporting TCP Traffic over ABR Connections ...................................................................................................590 Woo-June Kim andByeong Gi Lee S 17.4 Performance of TCP on Wireless Fading links with Memory ...................................................................................595 A Chockalingam, Michele Zorzi, and Ramesh R. Rao S17.5 ATM Virtual Private Networks for the Internet Multimedia Traffic ...........................................................................601 Carlos M. Pazos and Mario Gerla S17.6 Dynamics of TCP Flow Control over High-Speed ATM Networks ...........................................................................606 Masatoshi Kawarasaki, Mika Ishizuka, and Arata Koike S17.7 SRMT- A Scalable and Reliable Multicast Transport Protocol .................................................................................612 Marko Schuba Session 18: Switch Control S18.1 Bandwidth-Adaptive VP Protection Using User Cells ...............................................................................................617 Naohiro Shimada and Steven S. Gors he SI 8.2 Blocking Probability of Three-Stage Multicast Switches ...........................................................................................623 Marco Listanti and Luca Veltri S18.3 Optimization in the Fast Knockout Algorithm for Self-Route Concentration ..............................................................630 Shuo-Yen Robert Li and Hui Li SI 8.4 Achieving Fair and High Packet-Level Throughput in ABR Service .........................................................................635 Sammy Chan, Moshe Zukerman, Eric W. M. Wong, К. Т. Ко, and Edmund Yeung S18.5 Multicast Automatic Protection Switching in Arbitrary Redundant Graphs ...............................................................640 Robert G. Gallager, Muriel Medard, Richard A Barry, and Steven G. Finn SI 8.6 A High Speed Scheduler/Controller for Unbuffered Banyan Networks .....................................................................645 C. Salisbury and R. Mel hem SI 8.7 Reliability Analysis of Interconnected Parallel Banyan Network ..............................................................................651 Pierre U. Tagle andNeeraj K. Sharma Volume 2 Session 19: Equalization and Detection for Storage and Communication Systems S19.1 Signal-Dependent Correlation-Sensitive Branch Metrics for Viterbi-like Sequence Detectors .................................657 Aleksandar Kavčie and José M.F. Moura S 19.2 Equalization of Non Linear Optical Channels ............................................................................................................662 L. Agarossi, S. Bellini, F. Bregoli, and P. Migliorati S 19.3 A Nonlinear Model and Equalizer for Magnetic Recording Channels .......................................................................668 Yungsoo Kim and Ki -Но Kim XVII S19.4 Delay-Constrained Asymptotically Optimal Detection using Signal-Space Partitioning ............................................673 Younggyun Kim and Jaekyun Moon S19.5 An Analog EPR4 Read Channel with an FDTS Detector ...........................................................................................678 Derrick С Wei, Daniel Q. Sun, and Asad A. Abidi SI 9.6 Nonlinear Processing of Manchester Data Corrupted by Multiplicative Noise ..........................................................683 Dan Horres S19.7 Reducing the Effect of Finite Wordlength on the Performance of an LMS Adaptive Filter ........................................688 Eweda Eweda, Nabil Yousef, and Salwa El-Ramly Session 20: Advanced Multiuser Detection S20.1 New Cross-Correlation Results for Multi-Rate CDMA .............................................................................................693 Eric Hamelin, Leslie A Rusch, and Paul Fortier S20.2 Analysis of Combined MMSE/PIC Multi-User Detection for CDMA Spread Spectrum Systems ..............................699 Anders Host-Madsen and Kyung-Seon Cho S20.3 Low Complexity Joint MLSE Receiver in the Presence of CCI .................................................................................704 Jiunn-Tsair Chen, Jen-Wei Liang, Huan-Shang Tsai, and Young-Kai Chen S20.4 Interference Cancellation for a High Data Rate User in Coded CDMA Systems ........................................................709 Rupert Herzog S20.5 Multi-Rate LMMSE Detectors for Asynchronous Multi-Rate CDMA Systems ..........................................................714 Hongya Ge andJinwen Ma S20.6 A Symbol-By-Symbol Based Adaptive Interference Canceller for Asynchronous DS/CDMA Systems in Multipara Fading Channels .....................................................................................................................................719 Jeong Hoon Ko, Jung Suk Joo, and Yong Hoon Lee S20.7 Adjacent Channel Interface Suppression in FDMA/TDMA Mobile Radio Systems Using Joint Demodulation ....................................................................................................................................................723 Hiiseyin Arslan, S.C. Gupta, G.E. Bottomley, andSandeep Chennakeshu xviii Session 21: Interference Cancellation S21.1 Simultaneous Broadcasting of Analog FM and Digital Audio Signals by Means of Precanceling Techniques ............................................................................................................................................728 Haralabos C. Papadopoulos and Carl-Erik W. Sundberg S21.2 A Hidden Markov Model-RPE Algorithm for Narrowband Interference Suppression in Spread Spectrum Systems .......................................................................................................................................................733 ¡Leigh Johnston and Vikram Krishnamurthy S21.3 Effects of Filter Quantization on a Multistage Multicarrier Demultiplexer/Demodulator ..........................................738 David Salhany, Tho Le-Ngoc, and Chun Loo S21.4 The Performance of Adaptive MLSD for Frequency-Selective Channels with Array Measurements ........................743 Gent Paparisto and Keith M. Chugg S21.5 Universal Classification for CDMA Communications: Single-User Receivers and Multi-User Receivers ...............748 Lin Yue and Don H. Johnson S21.6 A Comparison of the Performance of Linearly Equalized Single Carrier and Coded OFDM over Frequency Selective Fading Channels Using the Random Coding Technique ............................................................753 Volker Aue, Gerhard P. Fettweis, and Reinaldo Valenzuela S21.7 Adaptive Geolocation & Blind Beamfonming for Wideband Frequency-Hop Signals of Unknown Hop Sequences & Arrival Angles Using an Electromagnetic Vector Sensor .....................................................................758 Kainom Thomas Wong Session 22: Applications of Modulation and Coding S22.1 A New Method of Channel Shortening with Applications to Discrete Multi Tone (DMT) Systems ..........................763 Debajyoti Pal, GarudN. lyengar, andj. M. Goffi S22.2 Source-Channel Optimized Trellis Codes for Bi-Tonal Image Transmission over AWGN Channels ........................769 James M. Kroll and Nam Phamdo S22.3 Multiple-Access with Time Hopping and Block Waveform PPM ..............................................................................775 Fernando Ramirez- Míreles and Robert A Schol tz S22.4 A Receiver Architecture Conforming to the OFDM Based Digital Video Broadcasting Standard for Terrestrial Transmission (DVB-T) ............................................................................................................................780 Pierre Combelles, Christophe Del Toso, Dietmar Hepper, David Le Goff, J J. Ma, Patrick Robertson, Fabio Scalise, Laurent Soy er, and Maurizio Zamboni xix S22.5 Unequally Protected Multi-Stage Vector Quantization for Time-Varying Channels ...................................................786 Shrinivas Gadkari and Kenneth Rose S22.6 Performance Evaluation of a MuMcarrier Modulation Technique Allowing Strongly Nonlinear Amplification ............................................................................................................................................791 Rui Dinis and Antonio Gusmão Session 23: Wireless Performance and QoS S23.1 QoS Provisioning with Distributed Call Admission Control in Wireless Networks ..................................................797 Xusheng Tian and Chuanyi Ji S23.2 Supporting Applications in a Mobile Mul ti hop Radio Environment Using Route Diversity- Part I: Non-Real Time Data ..................................................................................................................................................802 Nitin Gogate and Shivendra S. Panwar S23.3 Performance Improvements of Wireless IP Multicast Conference System Based on Designated Receivers ..............807 Min Joeng Lee and Dong Ho Cho S23.4 Fixed Local Anchor Scheme for Supporting UPT Services in Wired Networks ........................................................812 Eun Shil Вае, Min Young Chung, and Dan Keun Sung S23.5 Effects of Rotation on the Path Loss and the Delay Spread in Indoor Infrared Channel .............................................817 M. .R. Pakravan, M. Kavehrad, and H. Hashemi S23.6 Feasibility of OOK Modulation with RZ Pulses of Variable Duty Cycle in Indoor Unguided Optical Links at High Bit Rates ........................................................................................................................................................821 Anontio Garcia-Zambrana and Antonio Puerta-Notario S23.7 Error Rate Evaluation of Wireless Infrared Links ......................................................................................................826 Kostas Samaras, Andy M. Street, Dominic C. O Brien, and David J . Edwards Session 24: Performance of ATM and HFC Networks S24.1 Call Admission Control Policy for Capacity-Varying Networks with Increasing Failure Rate Holding Time Distributions ...............................................................................................................................................................832 J. Siwko and I. Rubin S24.2 Establishing Broadband Application Signatures through ATM Network Traffic Measurement Analyses ..................837 Judith L. Jerkins and Jonathan L. Wang xx S24.3 Optimal Feedback Control of ABR Traffic in ATM Networks..................................................................................844 Bo-Kyoung Kim and Charles Thompson S24.4 Dynamics of Generalized Tree Protocols and Its Application to Delay-Sensitive Traffic Control ............................849 Ya-Ku Sun and Kwang-Cheng Chen S24.5 Design and Analysis of the Multiple Access Protocols over the CATV/HFC Networks ...........................................854 Dsun-Chie Twu and Kwang-Cheng Chen S24.6 A Hybrid MAC Protocol for HFC Networks .............................................................................................................859 Huey-Ing Liu and Ding-Der Wu S24.7 Analysis of a Distributed CDMA Channel Access Control Protocol Using Imbedded Processes ..............................864 Rosy Pil lay Narrainen and Fambirai Takawira Session 25: Multimedia Communications QoS and Video Coding S25.1 Techniques to Increase MPEG-2 Error Resilience in the VBR Video Transmission over ATM Networks ...............869 Pedro Cuenca, Teresa Olivares, Antonio Garrido, Francisco Quiles, and L. Orozco-Barbosa S25.2 On Finding Multi-Constrained Paths ..........................................................................................................................874 Shigang Chen and Klara Nahrstedt S25.3 FromCSCW Applications to Multicast Routing: An Integrated QoS Architecture ....................................................880 Ibrahim Matta, Mohamed Eltoweissy, and Karl Lieberherr S25.4 Jitter Compensation Scheduling Schemes for the Support of Real-Time Communications .........................................885 Carlos Rosado-Sosa andlzhak Rubin S25.5 Fairness of Adaptive Multimedia Applications .........................................................................................................891 Dorgham Sisalem S25.6 AMnet: Active Multicasting Network ........................................................................................................................896 Ralph Wittmann and Martina Zitterbart S25.7 Efficient Lossless Video Coding Compatible with MPEG-2 .....................................................................................901 Ryoma Oami and Mutsumi Ohta xxi Session 26: Optical Network Design S26.1 System Impact of Fiber Parametric Gain in Long-Haul Optical links ........................................................................906 A. Carena, V. Curri, R. Caudino, P. Poggiolini, and S. Benedetto S26.2 Gain Dynamics of Doped-Fiber Amplifiers for Added and Dropped Signals ............................................................911 Alberto Bononi and Leslie A. Rusch S26.3 Evaluation of Transmission Alternatives for the Return Cable Band .........................................................................916 S. Daigle and D. Falconer S26.4 Multifiber Wavelength-Division Multiplexed Ring Network Architecture for Tera-bit/s Throughput .......................921 H. Obara, H. Masuda, К. Suzuki, and K. Aida S26.5 All-Optical 2 Extended Prime Codes for Optical Fiber Code-Division Multiple-Access Applications ..................926 Jian-Guo Zhang, Wing C. Kwong, and AB. Sharma S26.6 Performance and Node Architecture of WDM Multiple Fiber Ring Networks ..........................................................931 Naohide Nagatsu, Atsushi Watanabe, Šatoru Okamoto, andKen-ichi Sato S26.7 Risk Analysis of Residential Broadband Upgrade Based on Market Evolution and Competition ..............................937 Kjell Stordahl, Leif Aart hun Ims, and Borgar Terre Olsen Session 27: Signal Processing and Coding for Storage Systems S27.1 A Simple Model for Transition Interactions with the Microtrack Model ...................................................................942 Joe Caroselli, James Fitzpatrick, and Jack Keil Wolf S27.2 Performance of High Rate Turbo Codes on a PR4-Equalized Magnetic Recording Channel .....................................947 William E. Ryan S27.3 Near-Optimal Data Detection for Two-Dimensional ISI/AWGN Channels Using Concatenated Modeling and Iterative Algorithms .............................................................................................................................................952 Xiaopeng Cheng and Keith M. Chugg S27.4 A (208,192;8) Reed-Solomon Decoder for DVD Application ...................................................................................957 Hsie-Chia Chang and C. Bernard Shung S27.5 Error Propagation Assessment of Enumerati ve Coding Schemes ...............................................................................961 Kees A. Schouhamer Immink and Augustus J. E. M. Janssen xxii S27.6 Capacity of M-ary Multitrack RLL Codes for Storage Chameis ................................................................................964 Jaejin Lee Session 28: CDMA Performance Enhancement S28.1 Integration of Voice and Data Traffic in CDMA Networks Using Dynamic Spreading Gain Control ........................968 Seong-Jim Oh and Kimberly M. Wasserman S28.2 Enhanced Capacity in CDMA Systems with Alternate Frequency Planning ...............................................................973 Won S. Kim and Vasant K. Prabhu S28.3 Increasing the DS/CDMA System Reverse Link Capacity by Equalizing the Performance of Different Velocity Users ............................................................................................................................................................979 Bassam Hashem and Elvino Sousa S28.4 Chi Cell Breathing in CDMA Networks ......................................................................................................................985 A Jalali S28.5 Capacity Improvement by Code-Hopping in S-CDMA Systems ................................................................................989 Berna Unal and Yalçin Tanik S28.6 CDMA/TDD System for Mobile Multimedia Communications ..................................................................................994 Dong Geun Jeong and Wha Sook Jeon S28.7 A Call Control Scheme for Soft Handoff in CDMA Cellular Systems .......................................................................999 Hyoung-Goo Jeon, Soo-Kun Kwon, and Chang-Eon Kang Session 29: Multi-carrier CDMA/Multi-carrier Transmission S29.1 M-ARY Orthogonal Modulation for Multi-Carrier Spread-Spectrum Uplink Transmission ....................................1004 Armin Dekorsy and Karl-Dirk Kammeyer S29.2 Optimized Embedded Multicarrier Modulation for Efficient Delivery of Layered Video Data ...............................1009 S. Sandeep Pradhan and Kannan Ramchandran S29.3 Interleaved FDMA- A New Spread-Spectrum Multiple-Access Scheme ...............................................................1013 Uli Sorger, Isabella De Broeck, and Michael Schnell S29.4 Computationally Efficient Optimal Power Allocation Algortihm for Multicarrier Communication Systems ...........1018 Brian S. Krongold, Kannan Ramchandran, and Douglas L. Jones S29.5 xxiii Capacity Sensitivity of Filter Bank-Based High Bit Rate Transmission over Copper Wires to the MIMO Equalizer Rate ..............................................................................................................................................1023 Jérôme Louveaux, Luc Vandendorpe, Laurent Cuvelier, François Deryck, and Olivier van de Wiel S29.6 Analysis of Non-linear Distortions onMC-CDMA .................................................................................................1028 K. Fazel and S. Kaiser S29.7 Performance Evaluation of the Zipper Duplex Method ............................................................................................1035 Frank Sjöberg, Mikael Isaksson, Petra Deutgen, Rickard Nilsson, Per Odling, and Per-Ola Börjesson Session 30: Spatial-Temporal Receiver Techniques S30.1 Power Control and Number of Antenna Elements in CDMA Distributed Antenna Systems .....................................1040 Halim Yanikomeroglu andElvino S. Sousa S30.2 An Error Analysis of Feedback Correlation Beamforming for the IS-95 Reverse link ...........................................1046 A MarkEarnshaw and Steven D. Blostein S30.3 Adaptive Multiple-Antenna Receiver for CDMA Mobile Reception .......................................................................1053 Stefan Werner, Timo Laakso, andJorma Lilleberg S30.4 link Search Algorithms for a Spread-Spectrum Mobile Communication Network with Directive/Adaptive Antennas ...................................................................................................................................1058 Tien-Yo-w Liu and Robert A Scholtz S30.5 Blind Channel Estimation for Multi-user CDMA Systems .......................................................................................1064 Emre Aktas and Urbashi Mitra S30.6 A Blind Space-Time Adaptive Multiuser Detector for DS-CDMA Communication Systems ..................................1069 Jaeyoung Kwak and I-Tai Lu Session 31: Wireless ATM S31.1 Resource Management Mechanisms in Wireless ATM Networks ............................................................................1074 Martino De Marco, Achille Pattavina, and Davide Roda S31.2 Architecture and Implementation of Radio Access Protocols in Wireless ATM Networks .....................................1081 C.A Johnston, P. Narasimhan, J. Kokudo, and M. Ohki xxiv S31.3 Wireless QoS Analysis for a Rayleigh Fading Channel ...........................................................................................1089 Kxmg-Won Lee, Matthew Cheng, and Li Fung Chang S31.4 Connection Admission Control in a Cellular Wireless ATM Access Network ........................................................1094 Т. С Wong, J.W. Mark, andK. С Ота S31.5 Performance of Error Control Coding Techniques for Wireless ATM .....................................................................1099 Peter R. Denz and Arne A. Nilsson 531.6 A Study of RCU and Switch Resource Allocation in a Wireless ATM Access Network .........................................1104 Wai Chen 531.7 A New ARQ Protocol for Wireless ATM Networks ...............................................................................................1109 Ian F. Akyildiz and Inwhee Joe Session 32: Advanced Network Operation and Management Techniques S32.1 On State-Independent and State-Dependent Path Restoration in Self-Healing Networks .........................................1114 Tijun Xiong and Lome Mason S32.2 A Prediction Based UPC Mechanism for VBR Video Traffic ..................................................................................1119 R. G. Garroppo, S. Giordano, S. Miduri, andF. Russo S32.3 Java-Based Network Management Environment ......................................................................................................1124 Joong-Ki Park, Nan-Joo Ban, and Tae-Gun Kim S32.4 Virtual Backup Network for Broadband Network Restoration .................................................................................1129 Hoyoung Hwang, KangheeKim, Yanghee Choi, Chong Sang Kim, and Sanghyun Ahn S32.5 On the Effectiveness of Topology Update Mechanisms for ATM Networks ............................................................1134 Mete Kabatepe and Michael G. Hluchyj S32.6 Translation of GDMO/ASN.l to Java Objects for Network Management ................................................................1140 Jae-Oh Lee S32.7 Using Inheritance to Derive Non-conflicting Survivability Strategies ......................................................................1145 Joseph Kroculick and Cynthia Hood xxv Session ЗЗА: Communications Software Techniques for Multimedia Networks S33A.1 TINA Service Validation: The ErnesTINA Project .................................................................................................1150 X. Logean, F. Dietrich, andJ.-P. Hubatce S33A.2 Specification and Development of a Multimedia Conferencing Call Model Using Distributed Object Oriented Techniques ................................................................................................................................................1155 Hans Vanderstraeten, Patrick Hellemans, Piet De Ceuleners, Hans Zandbelt, Jan Vanhoutte, Marcel Mampaey, and Frank Steegmans S33A.3 Use of Object-Oriented Intelligent Simulation Tools for Web Based Education ......................................................1160 G. Bengu, D. Watts, N. Elliot, S. Tolety, Y. Maliikor jun, A. Bhaumik, and J. Lipuma Session ЗЗВ: Topics in High Speed Networking S33B.1 A Hybrid Multilayer Error Control Technique for Multihop ATM Networks ..........................................................1168 A K. Elhakeem, M. A. Kousa, and H. Yang S33B.2 Transient Loss Guarantees for Long-Range Dependent Multiple Time-Scale Traffic ..............................................1174 Guang-Liang Li, Jun-Hong Cui, and Fang-Ming Li S33B.3 Urgency-Based Round Robin: A New Scheduling Discipline for Packet-Switching Networks ...............................1179 Onur Al t int as, Yukio Atsumi, andTeruaki Yoshida Session 34: IP Multicast and Advancements S34.1 On the Long-Range Dependence of Packet Round-Trip Delays in Internet ...............................................................1185 Qiong Li and David L. Mills S34.2 An Algorithm for Automatic Topology Discovery of IP Networks ..........................................................................1192 Hwa-Chun Lin, Shou-Chuan Lai, and Ping-Wen Chen S34.3 LCM: A Multicast Core Management Protocol for Link-State Routing Networks ....................................................1197 Tih Huang, Eric Fleury, and Philip K. McKinley S34.4 Core-Manager Based Scalable Multicast Routing ....................................................................................................1202 Changdong Liu, MyungJ. Lee, and Tarek N. Saadawi S34.5 PDMRP: A Programmable Distributed Multicast Routing Protocol .........................................................................1208 Nen-Fu Huang, Chien- Yu Yeh, and Chung-Ching Chiou S34.6 Higb-Speed Π» Packet/Ethernet Frame Forwarding Engine (CAFÉ) for ATM-Based Network Router/Bridge ...........................................................................................................................................................1213 Kan Toyoshima, Hideyuki Tsuboi, Hiroyuki Fujiwara, Yutaka Watanabe, Hiroshi Miyao, andKazuhiro Hayashi S34.7 Implementation and Performance Evaluation of ISAC: Integrated Services Internet with RSVP over ATM Shortcuts ........................................................................................................................................................1219 HungKei Keith Chow and Alberto Leon-Garcia Volume 3 Session 35: Synchronization S35.1 A Model for the Analysis of Timing Jitter in OFDM Systems ..................................................................................1227 Luciano Tomba and Witold A Krzymien S35.2 Variable Dwell-Time Code Acquisition for Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum Systems on Multipath Fading Channels .......................................................................................................................................................1232 Huan-Chun Wang and Wern-Ho Sheen S35.3 Analysis of Self Noise in Clock Recovery Systems with a High Order Nonlinearity ..............................................1237 Erdal Panayirci S35.4 Hybrid Sequential Acquisition Schemes for Noncoherent Chip-Asynchronous DS/SS Systems ..............................1242 Gurudutt S. Hosangadi and Carl W. Baum S35.5 Analysis of a Serial Acquisition Scheme for Unslotted Distributed Direct-Sequence Packet Radio Networks .......................................................................................................................................................1248 ArvindR. Raghavan, Carl W. Baum, and Daniel L. Noneaker S35.6 Lower Bounds on Error Performance for BPSK and QPSK Systems with Imperfect Carrier Phase Recovery ........................................................................................................................................................1253 Muhieddin A Najib and Vasant K. Prabhu S35.7 A Fast DS/CDMA Acqiristion Scheme Based on Igniter Sequence and Distributed Samples ..................................1259 Byoung-Hoon Kim andByeong Gi Lee Session 36: Optical CDMA: Theory and Experiment S36.1 Code Tracking in Optical Pulse CDMA through Coherent Correlation Demodulation .............................................1264 Wei Huang and Ivan Andonovic xxvii S36.2 Optical Frequency-Hop Multiple Access Communications Systems ........................................................................1269 Habib Fathallah, Leslie A Rusch, and Sophie LaRochelle S36.3 Optical CDMA with Overlapping PPM ...................................................................................................................1274 Hossam MM. Shalaby S36.4 A New Method for Developing Optical CDMA Address Code Sequences Using the Genetic Algorithm ...............1279 D. Sadot, U. Mahlab and V. Bar Natan S36.5 Performance Evaluation of PPM CDMA under Different Orthogonal Coding Schemes ...........................................1284 H. H. Chan, J. M. H. Elmirghani, andR. A. Cry an S36.6 Construction of High-Efficient Optical CDMA Computer Networks: Statistical Design .........................................1289 Jens Mückenheim, Kay ¡versen, and Dirk Hampicke S36.7 Experiments on High-Speed All-Optical Code-Division Multiplexing (CDM) Systems Using a 2и Prime Code .........................................................................................................................................................1294 Jian-Guo Zhang, Lian-Kuan Chen, Wing C. Kwong, Kwok-Wai Cheung, and AB. Sharma Session 37: OFDM Systems S37.1 OFDM-CDMA with Peak Power Reduction Based on the Spreading Sequences ....................................................1299 Hideki Ochiai and Hideki /mai S37.2 On Ük Reduction of the Out-of-Band Radiation of OFDM-Signals ..........................................................................1304 Mathias Pauli and Hans-Peter Kuchenbecker S37.3 Some TDMA and OFDM/CDMA Receiver Structures for Communication over the Return Path of the CATV Network ........................................................................................................................................................1309 Mark Van Bladel, Heidi Steendam, Teresa Marongiu, and Marc Moeneclaey S37.4 Adaptive С -OFDM System at 30 GHz for the Last Mile Wireless Broadband Access to Interactive Services ..................................................................................................................................................1314 V. Traili, A. Vaccari, R. Verdone, and O. Andrisano S37.5 Robust Channel Estimation for OFDM Systems with Rapid Dispersive Fading Channels .......................................1320 Ye (Geoffrey) Li, Leonard J. Cimini, Jr., and Nelson R, Sollenberger S37.6 An Adaptive Diversity Receiver for OFDM in a Fading Channels ..........................................................................1325 Selaka B. Bulumulla, SaleemA. Kassám, andSantosh S. Venkatesh S37.7 A Synchronization Schei» for Multi-Carrier CDMA Systems ................................................................................1330 Seunghyeon Nahm and Wonyong Sung Session 38: Diversity and Antenna Processing for Mitigating Channel Impairments S38.1 Blind Mutli-User Linear Detection of CDMA Signals inFrequency Selective Channels .........................................1335 David Ges bert and Arogyaswami Paulraj S38.2 TCM for Frequency-Selective, Interleaved Fading Channels Using Joint Diversity Combining ..............................1340 Achilleas Anastasopoulos and Keith M. Chugg S38.3 An Adaptive Antenna for a Multipath Propagation Environment ..............................................................................1345 Yasutaka Ogawa, Ryuhei Sasaki, Takeo Ohgane, and Kiyohiko Itoh S38.4 Optimum Diversity Receiver for Cochannel Interference with Non-Zero Symbol Timing Oflset in Digital Mobile Radio ...............................................................................................................................................1350 Sheng-Chou Lin and Vasant K. Prabhu S38.5 Optimum Spatial-Temporal Equalization for Diversity Receiving Systems with Co-Channel Interference .............1355 Ye (Geoffrey) Li, Jack H . Winters and Nelson R. Sollenberger S38.6 Diversity Combining in Antenna Array Base Station Receiver for DS/CDMA System ...........................................1360 C.H. Gowda, R. Viswanathan, and V. Annampedu S38.7 Study of the Outage Probability of the Multiply-Detected Macrodiversity Scheme .................................................1365 Zygmunt J. Haas and Chih-Peng Li Session 39: Resource Management in Personal Communication S39.1 Handover Delay in Cellular Wireless Systems ........................................................................................................1370 Sennur Ulukus and Gregory P. Pollini S39.2 Handoff Management Algorithms for Urban and Sub-Urban Environments Under Realistic Vehicle Mobility Conditions .................................................................................................................................................1375 A lera, A Fazio, G. Gazzaneo, S. Maraño, and A. Molinaro S39.3 Traffic Performance Analysis of Handover in GMPCS ...........................................................................................1380 Jaeweon Cho and Daehyoung Hong S39.4 A Dynamic Location Area Assignment Algorithm for Mobile Cellular Systems ......................................................1385 Wing Ho A Yuen and Wing Shing Wong S39.5 Wireless Subscriber Mobility Management using Adaptive Individual Location Areas for PCS Systems ...............1390 Zhuyu Lei and Christopher Rose S39.6 A Comparative Analysis of Paging and Location Update Strategies for PCS Networks ..........................................1395 Leonardo Araújo and José Roberto de Marca S39.7 The Impact of Signal Strength Measures on the Efficiency of Dynamic Channel Allocation Techniques .................1400 Flaminio Borgonovo, Antonio Capone, and Antoneila Molinaro Session 40: ATM Operations, Administrations and Maintenance S40.1 Designation of 622 Mbps ATM OAM Functions for the Integrated Service Access Network .................................1405 Sang -Но Lee S40.2 On Fault Reccovery Priority in ATM Networks ......................................................................................................1410 Björn Jaeger and David Tipper S40.3 Reliability Improvements ofSS7 Signaling Protocol Architecture Using ATM Technology ...................................1415 Sungwon Lee, Young- Jae Song, andDong-Ho Cho S40.4 Analysis of a MAC Protocol to Guarantee QoS for ATM over Satellite .................................................................1420 T. Örs, Z. Sun and В. G. Evans S40.5 Mapping QoS Parameters for Multimedia Services Using ATM МШ Objects........................................................ 1425 Toshihiko Kusano, Типсау Say dam, and Satír Yucel S40.6 Worst Case Signalling Traffic for a Multi-Service Access Protocol .......................................................................1431 Milosh V. Ivanovich and Moshe Zukerman S40.7 Performance of ATM Cell Transmission Via Regenerative Satellite links .............................................................1436 Walaa A Hamouda and Peter J. Melane Session 41: Traffic Modeling S41.1 The Theory of Direct Probability Redistribution and its Application to Rare Event Simulation ..............................1443 Zsolt Haraszti and J. Keith Townsend S41.2 Quality Measures for Random Varíate Generation...................................................................................................1451 David J. Young and Norman C. Beaulieu S41.3 Efficient Fractional Gaussian Noise Generation Using the Spatial Renewal Process ..............................................1456 Tarkan Taralp, Michael Devetsikiotis, Ioannis Lambadaris, and Amit Bose S41.4 A Generalized TES Model for Periodical Traffic ....................................................................................................1461 Peter Reichl S41.5 Upper-Bounds for Buffer Overflow Probability of a Queue with Long-Range Dependent Input ..............................1466 Nol Rananand S41.6 An Approximation Method for Sojourn Time Distributions in Telecommunication Networks .................................1473 Jae Uck You, Min Young Chung, and Dan Keun Sung S41.7 Conditional Importance Sampling and Its Application to ATM Switch Analysis .....................................................1478 Ahmet A Akyamaç and J. Keith Townsend Session 42A: ATM Traffic Control S42A.1 On Determining the Fair Bandwidth Share for ABR Connections in ATM Networks ..............................................1485 Sonia Fahmy, Raj Jain, Shivkumar Kalyanaraman, Rohit Goyal, and Bobby Vandalore S42A.2 A Generic Weight-Based Network Bandwidth Sharing Policy for ATM ABR Service ...........................................1492 Yiwei Thomas Hou, Henry H.-Y. Tzeng, and Shivendra S. Panwar S42A.3 An Optimization Approach to ABR Control ..............................................................................................................1500 David Laps ley and Steven Low S42A.4 An Admission Control Scheme for the Real-Time VBR Traffic in the ATM Network: Deterministic Bandwidth Allocation ..............................................................................................................................................1505 Tong Shan and Oliver W. W. Yang Session 42B: Switch-Related Design S42B.1 Finding Good Combinations of Initial Phases for Periodic Sources in Discrete-Time Queues ................................1510 Fumio Ishizaki and Chikara Ohta S42B.2 Enhanced IN Call Model and Protocol for Multipoint-Multiconnection Calls in B-ISDN .......................................1515 Tsuyoshi Abe, Junya Akiba, Takuji Kishida, and Yasuro Kawarasaki xxxi S42B.3 Design and Analysis of a Fair Scheduling Algorithm for QoS Guarantees in High-Speed Packet-Switched Networks ......................................................................................................................................1520 Ki-Ho Cho and Hyunsoo Yoon S42B.4 Space-Wavelength Trade-Off in the Design of Nonblocking Directional-Coupler-Based Networks under Crosstalk Constraint .......................................................................................................................................1526 M. Mehdi Vaez and Chin-Tau Lea Session 43: Advanced Topes in DSP for Communications S43.1 Time and Frequency Domain Hybrid Detection Scheme for OFDM-CDMA Systems .............................................1531 Seunghyeon Nahm and Wonyong Sung S43.2 Real-Time DSP Implementation of a Coherent Partial Interference Cancellation Multiuser Receiver forDS-CDMA ..........................................................................................................................................................1536 NeiyerS. Correal, R. Michael Buehrer, and Brian D. Woerner S43.3 Robust Adaptive Array for Wireless Communications ............................................................................................1541 Xiaodong Wang and H. Vincent Poor S43.4 Maximum Likelihood Synchronization of DS-CDMA Signals Transmitted over Multipath Channels ......................1546 Erik G. Ström and Fredrik Malmsten S43.5 Symbol-Aided Channel Estimation and Multiuser Detection for Synchronous CDMA Systems Using a Decorrelating Decision-Feedback Detector .............................................................................................................1551 Mohsen Hosseinian, Michel Fattouche and Abu B. Sesay S43.6 Combined Average SNR of a Generalized Diversity Selection Combining Scheme ................................................1556 Ning Kong and Laurence B. Mils tein S43.7 On MMSE Real-Time Antenna Array Processing Using Fourth-Order Statistics in the US Cellular TDMA System ..........................................................................................................................................................1561 Massimiliano (Max) Marione Session 44A: Implementation and Performance Aspects of CDMA S44A.1 Efficient Filterbank Channelizer for Software Radio Receivers ..............................................................................1566 Kambiz С Zangi and David Koilpillai S44A.2 Effect of Imperfect Amplitude Estimation on the Performance of Hybrid Interference Cancellation ........................1571 Dimi tris Koulakiotis and A Hamid Aghvami S44A.3 xxxii Eliminating-Highest-Error and Fastest-Metric-Descent Criteria and Iterative Algorithms for Bit-Synchronous CDMA Multiuser Detection .....................................................................................................................................1576 TiSun S44A.4 Application of Saddlepoint Integration on Forward-link Analysis of Asynchronous Cellular DS-CDMA over Fading Channels ...............................................................................................................................................1581 S. W. Oh andK. H. Li Session 44B: Advances in GSM S44B.1 Performance Analysis of High Speed Circuit Switched Data (HSCSD) over GSM .................................................1586 Doru Calin and Djamal Zeghlache S44B.2 An Automated Stock Price Delivery System Based on the GSM Short Message Service ........................................1591 Dermot Friel and Liam Kilmartin S44B.3 Improvement of GSM System Performance Due to Frequency Hopping and/or Discontinuous Transmission .....................................................................................................................................1596 M. Cristina Ronchini and Eros Gaiani S44B.4 A Strategy for the Resolution of Intelligent Network (IN) and Signalling System No. 7 (SS7) Congestion Control Conflicts ...................................................................................................................................1601 Brendan Jennings, Fiona Lodge, and Tommy Curran Session 45: Wireless Access S45.1 Design and Theoretical Performance Analysis of a Hybrid Time-Hopping/TDMA Multiple-Access Indoor Wireless Communication System ..................................................................................................................1607 Kamrán Kiasaleh S45.2 Blocking Effects of Mobility and Reservations in Wireless Networks ....................................................................1612 Cesar Vargas, M.V. Hegde, and M. Naraghi-Pour S45.3 A Channel Access Protocol for Multihop Wireless Networks with Multiple Channels ...........................................1617 Andrew Muir and J. J. Garcia-Luna-Aceves S45.4 Enhanced Capture Effect for Slotted ALOHA Employing Transmission Power Control Corresponding to Offered Traffic .....................................................................................................................................................1622 Hitoshi Takanashi, Hidetoshi Kay ama, Masataka lizuka, andMasahiro Morikura XXXIII S45.5 A Time Reuse Capture Access (TRCA) Protocol for Wireless Personal Communications .....................................1627 Diakoumis P. Gerakoulis, Wai Chung Chan, and Evaggelos Geraniotis S45.6 Minimum Energy Mobile Wireless Networks ..........................................................................................................1633 Volkan Rodoplu and Teresa H. Meng S45.7 A Dynamic Packet Reservation Multiple Access Scheme for Multimedia Traffic ...................................................1640 Zygmunt J . Haas and Deborah A. Dyson Session 46: Wireless Channels and Receivers S46.1 Fade Statistics in Microcellular Mobile Radio Channels with Shadowing ..............................................................1645 T. T. TjhungandC. С Chai S46.2 Impulse Radio Multipara Characteristics and Diversity Reception ..........................................................................1650 R. Jean-Marc Cramer, MoeZ. Win, and Robert A. Scholtz S46.3 A Geometric Model for Fading Correlation in Multìpara Radio Channels ...............................................................1655 D. R. Van Rheeden andS. С Gupta S46.4 Statistical Model of Microwave Oven Interference and Optimum Reception ..........................................................1660 Hideki Kanemoto, Shinichi Miyamoto, and Norihiko Morinaga S46.5 Angle Diversity for Nondirected Wireless Infrared Communication .......................................................................1665 Jeffrey B. Carruthers and Joseph M. Kahn S46.6 A Practical Implementation of Broadband Multiple Antenna Systems .....................................................................1671 I-Tai Lu andJoon-Sang Choi S46.7 Multiple Symbol Noncoherent Detection of GMSK .................................................................................................1676 Scott L. Miller and Robert J. O Dea S46.8 Multiple Symbol Differential Detection of MDPSK in Narrowband Interference and AWGN ................................1681 Mao Zeng and Qiang Wang Session 47: Quality of Service in Broadband Wireless Networks S47.1 A New Resource Allocation Scheme for QoS Provisioning in Microcellular Networks .........................................1685 Abhinay Armstrong and Anna Нас S47.2 Mobile Internet Access and QoS Guarantees using Mobile IP and RSVP with Location Registers .........................1690 Ravi Jain, Thomas Raleigh, Charles Graff, and Michael Bereschinski S47.3 Revenue Optimization and Fairness Control of Priced Guaranteed and Best ErFort Services on an ATM Transmission link ..........................................................................................................................................1696 Gábor Fodor, Ernst Nordstrom, and Seren Blaabjerg S47.4 QoS-Aware Traffic Stoper for lOOVG-Any LAN ...................................................................................................1706 Hung-Shiun Alex Chen and Klara Nahrstedt S47.5 QoS Control by Simple Modified FIFO in ATM Networks .....................................................................................1711 Wen-Tsuen Chen, Wen-Tsung Lin, and Jung-Jyh Lin S47.6 Providing On-Demand Services Using Request Batching ........................................................................................1716 Shueng-Han Gary Chan, Fouad Tobagi, and Tsz-Mei Ko S47.7 A QoS-Guaranteed and Delay-Minimized Cell Multiplexing Method in ATM Networks ........................................1723 Wen-Tsuen Chen, Rong-Ruey Lee, and Horng-Jong Lin Session 48: Special Applications in ATM Network Management S48.1 Optimal Resource Management with Dynamic Virtual Paths in ATM Networks .....................................................1728 Prosit Jiyapanichkul and Jim Lambert S48.2 Pattern Classification Based HandoffUsing Fuzzy Logic and Neural Nets ..............................................................1733 Nishith D. Tripathi, Jeffrey H. Reed, and Hugh F. Van Landingham S48.3 Study of Load Control Mechanism for the Effective Delivery of IN Services ..........................................................1738 Jesus Bedoy, Luis Orozco Barbosa, and Ernesto Quiroz S48.4 Joint Capacity Assignment to State-Independent Working and Spare Paths for Enhanced Network Survivability ..............................................................................................................................................1743 Hiroyuki Saito, Yasuhiro Miyao, Takahiro Komine, and Fumito Kubota S48.5 Modeling the Sliding Window Mechanism ..............................................................................................................1749 Badi і Jouaber, Tulin Atmaca, Michal Pastuszka, and Tadeusz Czachórski S48.6 Discordant Virtual Paths and Flat Network Architectures ........................................................................................1754 Forzad Safaei and Bruce Tonkin S48.7 Adaptive Fuzzy Traffic Predictor and Its Applications in ATM Networks ..............................................................1759 QixiangPang, Shiduan Cheng, and Peng Zhang xxxv Session 49: Intelligent Signal Processing in Communications S49.1 Intelligent Voice Smoother for Silence-Suppressed Voice over Internet ..................................................................1764 Po L. Tien and Maria C. Yuang S49.2 The Application of Fuzzy Prediction for the Improvement of QoS Performance ......................................................1769 B. Qiu S49.3 Adaptive Order Statistic Filters for Noise Characterization and Suppression without a Noise-free Reference ...............................................................................................................................................1774 Xiang Zhou and William G. Wee S49.4 Hidden Markov Model Filtering over Packet Switched Networks ..........................................................................1779 Jamie S. Evans and Vikram Krishnamurthy S49.5 A Fuzzy Adaptive Multiuser Detector in CDMA Communication Systems ..............................................................1784 Jiho Jang, Kilsik Ha, BoSeok Seo, Sangyun Lee, and С W. Lee S49.6 Implementation of an Acoustic Echo Canceller Based on NLMS-Neural Networks Structures by Using the VHDL .......................................................................................................................................................1789 Abdellauf Ben Rabaa, Abdelkerim Zitouni, Mohamed Abid, andRached Tourki S49.7 Using Hopfield Network for Multiuser Signal Detection .........................................................................................1794 Qingyi Quart and Jiandong Ни Session 50: Performance Modeling and Simulation S50.1 Efficient Simulation of ATM Networks with Accurate End-to-End Delay Statistics ...............................................1799 FangHao, Ioanis Nikolaidis, and Ellen W. Zegura S50.2 Teletraffic Modelling for Mobile Communications ..................................................................................................1805 Teresa A. Dahlberg and Ji nw і e Jung S5O.3 Performance Evaluation of Mobile D? Protocols in a Wireless Environment ...........................................................1810 Maurizio Dell Abate, Martino De Marco, and Vittorio Trecordi S50.4 Performance of Transport Protocols over a Multicasting-based Architecture for Internet Host Mobility ................1817 Jayanth P. Mysore and Vaduvur Bharghavan S50.5 Modeling Cell Departure for Shared Buffer ATM Switch .......................................................................................1824 Simon Fong and Samar Singh S50.6 xxxvi Fast Simulation of Self-Similar Traffic ....................................................................................................................1829 Jung-Shian Li, Adam Wolisz, and Radu Popescu-Zeletin S50.7 Distributed Queueing over a Broadcast Channel ......................................................................................................1834 Mete Kabatepe Author Index .............................................................................................................................................................1839 xxxvii AUTHOR INDEX Abe, T. 1515 Abid, M. 1789 Abidi, A. A. 678 Açikel, Ö. 422 Agarossi, L. 662 Aghvami.A.H. 1571 Aguilar, A. 202 Ahn, H. 573 Ahn, S. 1129 Aida, К. 921 Akiba,J. 1515 Aktas, E. 1064 Akyamaç, Α. Α. 1478 Akyildiz, I. F. 1109 Alouini, M.-S. 459 Altíntas,0. 1179 Anastasopoulos, Α. 1340 Andonovic, I. 1264 Andrisai», 0. 1314 Annampedu, V. 1360 Appadwedula, S. 482 Araújo, L 1395 Arichandran, К. 100 Armstrong, Α. 1685 Arelan, H. 723 Atmaca,! . 1749 Atsumi,Y. 1179 Aue, V. 753 _________ В Babu, T. V. J. G. 503 Baccarelli, E. 329,449 Вае, Е. S. 812 Bagrodia, R. 498 Bala, K. 197 Balaskas, I. 238 Ban, N.-J. 1124 Barbarossa, S. 21 Barbosa, L 0. 1738 Bar-Ness, Y. 53, 380 Barry, J. R. 16 Barry, R. A. 640 Baum, C. W. 1242, 1248 Beaulieu, N. C. 1451 Bedoy.J. 1738 Bellini, S. 662 Benedetto, S. 906 Bengu.G. 1160 Bereschinski, M. 1690 Bharghavan, V. 584,1817 Bhauirik, A. 1160 Bi, G. 100 Bian, Q. 578 Biglieri, E. 58 Blaabjerg, S. 1696 Blostein, S. D. 1046 Bononi, A. 520,911 Borgonovo, F. 1400 Börjesson, P.-O. 1035 Bose, A. 1456 Bottomley, G. E. 723 Brandt-Pearce, M. 365 Bregoli, F. 662 Buehrer,R.M. 1536 Bulumulla, S. B. 1325 Bunse, S. 202 Caire, G. 58 Calin, D. 1586 Callegan , F. 508 Cao, F. 192 Cao, X.-R. 477 Capone, Α. 1400 Carena, A. 906 Carlemalm, C. 324 Caroselli, J. 942 Carruthers, J. B. 1665 Castaftón, G. A. 520 Chai, С. С. 1645 Chan, Η. Η. 1284 01311,8.131,136,635 Chai^S.-H. G. 1716 Chan, W. С. 1627 Chang, C.-S. 493 Chang, H.-C 957 Chang, L. F. 1089 Charalambos, С. Р. 72 Chen, H.-S. A. 1706 Chen, J.-T. 704 Chen, ICC 493, 849, 854 Chen, K.-J. 228 Chen, L-K. 1294 Chen, P.-W. 1192 Chen, S. 874 Chen, T.- W. 171 Chen, W. 1104 Cher^W.-T. 1711, 1723 Chen, X. 126 Chen, Y.-K. 704 Cheng, M. 1089 Cheng, S. 1759 Cheng, X. 952 Chennakeshu, S. 723 Cheon, K. 221 Cheong, K.-W. 339, 1294 Cheung, P. K.P. 48 Chheda, A. 68 Chiou, C-C. 1208 Chiruvolu, G. 554 Cho, D. H. 807, 1415 Cho, J. 1380 Cho.IC-H. 1520 Cho, K.-S. 699 Chockalingam, A. 595 Choi, J.-1. 105 Choi, J.-S. 1671 Choi, Y. 1129 Chong,G.-K.197 Chong, Y. 43 Chow, H.K. 1219 Chua.K.C. 1094 Chugg.K.M. 126,743,952, 1340 Chung, M. Y. 812, 1473 Ciirini, Jr., L 1320 Cioffi, J. M. 1,339,763 Clarkson, T. G. 238 Cochet, P. Y. 349 Colavolpe, G. 438 Combelles, P. 780 Correal, N. S. 1536 Costamagna, E. 568 Courcoubetis, С 265 Cramer, R. J.-M. 1650 Cryan.R.A. 1284 Cuenca, P. 869 Cui, J.-H. 1174 Curran, T. 1601 Curri, V. 906 Cusani, R. 329 Cuvelier, L. 6, 1023 Czachórski, T. 1749 Dahlberg, T. A. 1805 Daigle, S. 916 Das, T. K. 554 DeBroeclcI. 1013 De Ceuleners, P. 1155 de Lira Gondim, P. R. 161 de Marca, J. R. 1395 De Marco, M. 1074,1810 Dekorsy, A. 1004 Del Toso, С. 780 Dell Abate, M. 1810 Denz, P. R. 1099 Deryck, F. 1023 Deutgen, P. 1035 Devetsikiotís, M. 1456 Dietrich, F. 1150 Diggavi, S. N. 465 Ding, Z. 355 Dinis. R. 791 Dogançay, K. 324 Du, D. H. 192 Duggan, J. 395 Dyson, D. A. 1640 Eamshaw, A. M. 1046 Edwards, D. J. 826 Eilenberger, G. 202 El-Bawab, T. S. 213 Elhakeem, A. K. 1168 Ellinas, G. 197 Elliot, N. 1160 Elmirghani, J. M. H. 1284 El-Ramly, S. 688 Eltoweissy, M. 880 Evans, B. G. 1420 Evans, J. 72,1779 Eweda, E. 688 Fahmy, S. 1485 Falconer, D. 916 Fasano, A. 449 Fathallah, H. 1269 Fattouche, M. 1551 Favalli, L 568 Fazel, K. 1029 Fazio, A. 1375 Fernando, W. А. С. 412 Fettweis, G. P. 753 Finn, S. G. 640 Fitzpatrick, J. 942 Fleury.E. 1197 Fodor, G. 1696 Fong.S. 1824 Fortier, P. 693 Friel, D. 1591 Frost, V. S. 72 Fu, H. 100 Fujiwara, H. 1213 Gadkari, S. 786 Gaiani, E. 1596 Gallager, R. G. 640 Galli, S. 329,449 Gamba, P. 568 Gannon, T. 299 Garcia-Frias, J. 110 Garcia-Luna-Aceves, J. J. 1617 Garcia-Zambrana, A. 821 Garnot, M. 202 Garrido, A. 869 Garroppo, R. G. 1119 Gaudino, R. 906 Gaus, Jr., R. C. 402 Gazzaneo, G. 1375 Ge, H. 714 Gerakoulis, D. P. 1627 Geraniotis, E. 1627 Gerla, M. 171,498,601 GesbeitD. 1335 Giannakis, G.B. 21 Gillies, D. 84 Giordano, S. 1119 Goeckel, D. L 454 Gogate, N. 802 Goldsmith, A. 459 Gorshe, S. S. 617 Gowda, C. H. 1360 Goyal, R. 1485 Graft С. 1690 Grover, W. D. 537 Gupta, S. С. 723,1655 Gusmão, Α. 791 Gutierrez, A. 38 _______ Η _______ На, К. 1784 Haas, Z. J. 156,1365,1640 Нас, А. 1685 Hafez, R. H. 487 Hamelin, E. 693 Hamouda, W. A. 1436 Hampicke, D. 1289 Hao,F. 1799 Hao, R. 286 Нага, S. 370 Haraszti, Z. 1443 Hardy, R. H. S. 253 Harres, D. 683 Hasnem, B. 979 Hashemi, H. 817 Hashmani, M. 291 Hayashi, K. 1213 Hayes, J. F. 503 Hegde, M. V. 1612 Hellemans, P. 1155 Hepper, D. 780 Herzog, R. 709 Hluchyj.M.G. 1134 Ho, P. 375 Hong, D. 1380 Hong, H. 43 Hood, C. 1145 Hosangadi, G. S. 1242 Hosseinian, M. 1551 rtest-Madsen, A. 699 Hou, Y. T. 1492 Hsu, S. J. 281 Hu, Q. Q. J. 1794 Huang, L.-R. 526 Huang, N.-F. 1208 Huang, W. 1264 Huang, Y. 1197 HubauJcJ.-P. 1150 Hung, C.-H. 498 Hwang, H. 1129 Iacovoni, G. 568 lera, A. 1375 Iizuka, M. 1622 Imai, H. 1299 Immink, K. A. S. 961 Iras, L. A. 937 Isaksson, M. 1035 Ishibashi, Y. 470 Ishizaki.F. 1510 Ishizuka, M. 606 Itoh.K.1345 Ivanovich.M. V. 1431 Iversen, K. 1289 Iwata, A. 243 Iyengar, G. N. 763 Izmailov, R. 243 Jacomb-Hood, A. 402 Jaeger, B. 1410 Jain,R. 1485, 1690 Jalali, A. 38, 68,985 Jang, H.-J. 309 Jang, J. 1784 Janssen, A. J. E. M. 961 Jayasumana, A. P. 213 Jennings, В. 1601 Jeon, H.-G. 999 Jeon, W. S. 994 Jeong, D. G. 994 Jerkins, J. L 837 Ji, С. 559,797 Jiau, J.-C. 228 Jiyapanichkul, P. 1728 Joe, 1. 1109 Johnson, D. H. 748 Johnston, С A. 1081 Johnston, L. 733 Jones, D. C. 31 Jones, D. L. 482,1018 Jonkman, R. 72 Joo, J. S. 719 Jouaber, В. 1749 Jung, J. 1805 Jung, S. 544, 549 Kabatepe, M. 1134,1834 Kahn,J. M. 26,1666 Kaiser, S. 1028 Kalyanaraman, S. 1485 Kammeyer, K.-D. 1004 Kanemoto, H. 1660 Rang, C.-E. 999 Rang, S. 43 Kassám, S. A. 1325 Katayama, M. 407 Kato, M. 531 Kavcic, A. 657 Kavehrad, M. 817 Kawahara, K. 291 Kawarasaki, M. 606 Kawarasaki, Y. 1515 Kayama, H. 1622 Kennedy, R. A. 48 Kiasaleh, K. 1607 Kilmartin, L 1590 Kim, B. 43 Kim, В.-Н. 1259 Kim, В.-К. 844 Kim, С. S. 1129 Kim, J. 573 Kim, К. 1129 Kim, K.-H. 668 Kim, S. W. 116 Kim, T.-G. 1124 Kim, W.-J. 590 Kim, W. S. 973 Kim, Y. 544, 668, 673 Kishida,T. 1515 Kleer, F. 370 Knightly, E. W. 233 Ko, C-K. 526 Ko, J. H. 719 Ko, К. Т. 635 Κο,Τ.-Μ. 1716 Koike, A. 606 Koilpillai, D. 1566 Kokudo, J. 1081 Kolyvas, G. T. 259 Komine, T. 1743 Komulainen, P. 380 Kong, N. 1556 Konzintsev, I. 482 Koulakiotis, D. 1571 Kousa,M.A. 1168 Krishnamurthy, V. 324, 733, 1779 Kroculick, J. 1145 Kroll, J. M. 769 Krongold, B. S. 1018 Krzymien, W. A. 1227 Kuang,J. 176 Kubota, F. 1743 Kuchenbecker, H.-P. 1304 Kuo, S.-Y. 526 Kusano, T. 1425 Kwak, J. 1069 Kwon, S.-K. 999 Kwong, W. C 926, 1294 Laakso, T. 1053 Lai, J.-J. 146 Lai, S.-C. 1192 Lai, Y.-W. 146 Lambadaris, L 487,1456 Lambert, J. 1728 Lapsley, D. 1500 Larijani, P. R. 487 LaRochelle, S. 1269 Lazarou, G. Y. 72 Le GoflÇ D. 780 Le Pocher, H. 84 Lea, C-T. 1526 Lee, B. G. 590,1259 Lee, C. W. 1784 Lee, D. C. 26 Lee, H.-I. 309 Lee, L 11,43 Lee, J. 964 Lee.J.-H. 105 Lee, J.-O. 1140 Lee, K.-W. 1089 Lee, L.-S. 344 Lee, M. J. 807, 1202 Lee, R.-R. 1723 Lee.S. 1415,1784 Lee, S.-H. 1405 Lee, S.-J. 146 Lee, Y. H. 719 Lei, Z 1390 Le-Ngoc, T. 503, 738 Leon-Garcia, Α. 1219 Leung, E. 375 Leung, V. СМ. 84 Li, В. 477 Іі.С.-Р. 1365 Li.F.-M. 1174 Ii, G. 355 li.G.-L. 1174 Ii, H. 630 U.J.-S. 1829 U, K. H. 1581 U, Q. 1185 U, S.-Y. R. 630 Ii, X. 53 U, Y. 1320,1355 Liang, J.-W. 704 Lieberherr, K. 880 Ulleberg, J. 380,1053 Un,H.-C1192 Lin, H.-J. 1723 Lin, J.-C. 344 Lin, J.-J. 1711 Lin, S.-C. 1350 UnW.-T. 1711 Iipuma, J. 1160 listanti, M. 623 UU.B. 176 liu, C. 1202 liu, H.-I. 859 IÍU.T.-Y. 1058 Lodge, F. 1601 Logea^X. 1150 Lombardo, A. 563 Loo, C. 738 Louveaux, J. 6,1023 Low, S. 1500 1^,1.-1.1069, 1671 Lu, L. 428 Luise, M. 334 Lutz, E. 94 M Ma, J. 714 Ma, J.J. 780 Ma, S. 559 Maalouf, K. J. 402 Mahlab, U. 1279 Maison, B. 6 Mallikarjun,Y. 1160 Malmsten, F. 1546 Mampaey, M. 1155 Maraño, S. 1375 Mark, J. W. 1094 Marenghi, T. 1309 Mártoné, M. 1S61 Masettì, F. 202 Mason, L 1114 Masuda, H. 921 Matta, I. 880 McKinley, Р. К. 1197 McLane, P. 395 Melane, P. J. 1436 Medard, M. 640 Mediten, J. S. 544, 549 Meinem, R. 645 Meng, T. H. 1633 Mengali, U. 433 Meshkat, P. 121 Miduri, S. 1119 Migliorati, P. 662 Miller, S. L· 385, 1676 Mills, D. L 1185 Milstein, L B. 1556 Mitra, U. 1064 Miyaké, К. 275 Miyamoto, S. 1660 Miyao, H. 1213 Miyao, Y. 1743 Moeneclaey, M. 1309 Mohamed, K. A. 151 Molinaro, A. 1375,1400 Moon, J. 673 Morabito, G. 563 Morikawa, E. 79 Morikura, M. 1622 Morimga, N. 1660 Moura, J. M.F. 657 Mückenheim, J. 1289 Muir, Α. 1617 Mysore, J. P. 1817 ______ N Nagatsu,N.207,931 N811111,8.1330,1531 Nahrstedt, K. 874,1706 Najib, M. A. 1253 Nakanura, R.314 Naragni-Pour, M. 1612 Narasimhan, P. 1081 Narayanan, K. R. 141 Narrainen, R. P. 864 Natan, V. B. 1279 NederloÇ L. 202 Ng, B. C. 465 Nikolaidis, 1. 1799 Nilsson, A. A. 1099 Nilsson, R. 1035 Noneaker, D. L. 1248 Nordström, E. 1696 Oami, R. 901 Obara, H. 921 O Brien, D. C. 826 ОсШаі.Н. 1299 O Dea, R. J. 1676 Odling, P. 1035 Ogawa, A. 407 Ogawa,Y. 1345 Oh, S. W. 1581 Oh, S.-J. 968 Ohgane, T. 1345 Ohkawa, M. 79 Ohki, M. 1081 Ohmori, K. 319 Ohta,C. 1510 Ohla, M 901 Oie, Y. 291, 531 Okada, H. 407 Okamoto, S. 207, 931 Okutani, T. 275 Olivares, T. 869 Olsen, B. T. 937 Ono, K. 319 Orozco-Barbosa, L 869 Ors, T. 1420 Ouveysi, L 249 Pakravan, M. .R. 817 Pai, D. 763 Palazzo, S.563 Panayirci, E. 1237 Pang, Q. 1759 Panteli, P. L 238 Panwar, S. S. 221, 802,1492 Pap, L 151 Papadopoulos, H. C. 728 Paparísto, G. 743 Park, J.-K. 1124 Pastuszka, M. 1749 Pattavina, A. 1074 Pauli, M. 1304 Paulraj, A. 465, 1335 Pavan, A. 192 Pazos, C. M. 601 Pearlman, M. R. 156 Phamdo, N. 769 Ping, L 131,136 Poggiolini, P. 906 Pollini, G. P. 1370 Połykałaś, S. E. 259 Poor, H. V. 1541 Popescu-Zeletin, R. 1829 Poretsky, S. 299 Prabhu, V. K. 973, 1253, 1350 Pradhan, S. S. 1009 Prasad, R. 370 Puerta-Notario, A. 821 Q Qiu, B. 1769 Quiles, F. 869 Quiroz,E. 1738 Rabaa, A. B. 1789 Raffaeli!, C. 508 Raghavan, A. R. 1248 Raheli, R. 417,438 Rainbolt, B. J. 385 Rajatheva,R.M.A.P.412 Raleigh, T. 1690 Ramchandran, K. 482,1009, 1018 Ramírez-Mireles, F. 775 Raranand, N. 1466 Randhawa, T. S. 253 Ranganathan, N. 554 Rao, R. R. 595 Rapajic, P. B. 48 Reed, J. H. 1733 Reggi annini, R. 334 Reial, A. 444 Reichl,P. 1461 Robertson, P. 780 Roda, D. 1074 Rodoplu, V. 1633 Roh, B. 573 Ronchini, M. C. 1596 Rosado-Sosa, C. 885 Rose, C. 1390 Rose, K. 786 Rubin, I. 832, 885 Rusch, L A. 693,911,1269 Russo, F. 1119 Ryan, W. E. 422,947 Saadawi, T. N. 1202 Sado^D. 1279 Safeei.F. 187,249, 1754 Sahr, J. D. 360 Saito, H. 79,181,1743 Salhany, D. 738 Salisbury, С. 645 Salles, R. M. 161 Samaras, К. 826 Sankar, R. 554 Sasaki, R. 1345 Sato, К. 207, 931 Saydam, T. 1425 Scaglione, Α. 21 Scalise, F. 780 Schembra, G. 563 Schnell, M. 1013 Schölte, R. Α. 775,1058,1650 Schuba, M. 612 Sengupta, B. 243 Seo, В. 1784 Seo, S.-W. 309 Serpollet, R. 349 Sesay, A.B. 1551 Shalaby, H. M. H. 1274 Shan,T. 1505 Sharma, A.B. 926,1294 Sharma,N.K.651 Sheen, W.-H. 1232 Shimada,N.617 Shiomoto, K. 578 Shiragaki,T. 181 Shung, С. В. 957 Sirnov, B. H. 270 Singh, S. 1824 Siris, V Α. 265 Sisalem, D. 891 Siwko, J. 832 Sjöbera F. 1035 Smiljanic, Α. 514 SoUenberger, N. R. 1320,1354 Song, Y.-J. 1415 Sorger, U. 1013 Sousa, E. 979, 1040 Sowelam, S. 402 Soyer, L. 780 Starmtelakis, D. 537 Stängel, M. 584 Stark, W. 116 Steegmans, F. 1155 Steendam, H. 1309 Stordahl, К. 937 Street, Α. Μ. 826 Ström, E. G. 1546 Stüber, G. L. 141 Werner, S. 1053 Wilson, S. G. 428,444 Win, M. Z. 1650 Winters,! H. 1355 Wirth, A. 249 Wittmann, R. 896 Woerner, B. D. 1536 Wolt J. K. 942 Sun, D. Q. 678 Sun, Y. 390,1576 Sun, Y.-K. 849 Sun, Z. 1420 Sunaga,H.275,314 Sunahara, H. 291 Sundberg, C.-E. W. 728 Sung, D. K. 812, 1473 Sung,W. 1330,1531 Suzuki, H. 243 Suzuki, K. 921 Tagle.P.U.ôSl Takahashi, T. 79 Takanashi.H. 1622 Takawira, F. 864 Takeuchi, Y. 63 Tanaka, M. 79 Tanik, Y. 989 Taralp, T. 1456 Taricco, G. 58 Tasaka, S. 470 Taylor, D. P. 433 Tellado.J.l Thompson, C. 844 Tian, X. 797 Tien, P. L 1764 Tipper, D. 1410 Tjhung, T. T. 1645 Tobagi, F. 1716 Tolety.S. 1160 Tomba, L 1227 Tonguz, O. K. 520 Tonkin, B. 187, 1754 Tourki, R. 1789 Townsend, J. K. 1443, 1478 Toyoshima, K. 1213 Traili, V. 1314 Trecordi.V. 1810 Tridandapani, S. B. 270 Tripathi, N. D. 1733 Tsai, H.-S. 704 Tsuboi.H. 1213 Turner, J. S. 578 Twu, D.-C. 854 Tzeng, H. H.-Y. 1492 Wolisz, A. 1829 Wong, E. W. M. 635 Wong, K. T. 758 Wong, T. C. 1094 Wong, W. S. 1385 Wi^C.-S. 166,228 Wu, D.-D. 859 Wu, H.-K. 498 U Ulukus, S. 1370 Ünal, B. 989 Uppala, S. V. 360 Uzunalioglu, H. 89 Vaccari.A. 1314 Vae^M-M. 1526 Valenzuela, R. 753 VanBladel.M. 1309 van de Wiel, O. 1023 Van Landingham, H. F. 1733 VanRheeden.D. 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U. 1473 Zitouni, A. 1789 Young, D. J. 1451 Zitterbart, M. 896 Yousef, N. 688 Zorzi, M. 595 Yuang,M. C.281,1764 Zukerman, M. 635, 1431 Yucel, S. 1425 Yue, L. 748 Yuen, W. H. A. 1385
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