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pH-driven spontaneous recovery of tyrosine <i>via</i> co-precipitation in the indirect aqueous carbonation of gypsum. [PDF]
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Hierarchical on-surface assembly of nanoribbons through concurrent hydrogen- and chalcogen-bonding interactions. [PDF]
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Approximating Lognormal Sum Distributions With Power Lognormal Distributions
IEEE Transactions on Vehicular Technology, 2008In wireless communications, cochannel interference is usually characterized by a sum of lognormal random variables. Since the characteristic function of a lognormal distribution lacks explicit expression, and numerical calculation of a lognormal sum distribution is very challenging, lognormal distributions are often used to approximate lognormal sum ...
R Mcgorman, J Almhana
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An Optimal Lognormal Approximation to Lognormal Sum Distributions
IEEE Transactions on Vehicular Technology, 2004Sums of lognormal random variables occur in many problems in wireless communications because signal shadowing is well modeled by the lognormal distribution. The lognormal sum distribution is not known in the closed form and is difficult to compute numerically.
Norman C. Beaulieu, Qiong Xie
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Mixture Lognormal Approximations to Lognormal Sum Distributions
IEEE Communications Letters, 2007In wireless communication, co-channel interference is usually characterized by a sum of lognormal random variables. Since calculating the exact distribution of a lognormal sum has a lot of challenges, lognormal distributions are often used to approximate lognormal sum distributions.
R Mcgorman, J Almhana
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