An effective approach for the optimal focusing of array fields subject to arbitrary upper bounds
By Tommaso Isernia, P. Iorio, F. Soldovieri. 2000
84 citations recorded by the source corpus.
Subfields: Aerospace Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering
View Paper: https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/d37da83baa6dc5984a4f88d5cbda5943d8f1fc36
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In Aerospace Engineering
- Paolo Rocca
- Andrea Massa
- Luca Manica
- Benjamin Fuchs
- Michele D'Urso
- E. F. Meliado
- Renzo Azaro
- Tommaso Isernia
In Electrical and Electronic Engineering
- Paolo Rocca
- Andrea Massa
- Michele D'Urso
- E. F. Meliado
- Luca Manica
- Ovidio Mario Bucci
- Tommaso Isernia
- Benjamin Fuchs
Citations in the corpus
- An Effective Hybrid Approach for the Optimal Synthesis of Monopulse Antennas (2007, methodology): “, local) optimization schemes for both the sum [1], [2] and difference [3] cases.”
- Deterministic Synthesis of Uniform Amplitude Sparse Arrays via New Density Taper Techniques (2010, methodology): “The quantitative rule for understanding how the minimum number of required elements changes with the angular region to be covered can be deduced from [28].”
- A Hybrid Approach to the Synthesis of Subarrayed Monopulse Linear Arrays (2009, methodology): “At the first step, the “optimal” subarray configuration is computed according to the procedure described in [8] by exploiting the relationship between the excitation coefficients of the optimal sum [13]–[16] and difference [9]–[11] modes.”
- An Effective Deterministic Procedure for the Synthesis of Shaped Beams by Means of Uniform-Amplitude Linear Sparse Arrays (2013, background): “2219844 of the excitations, the synthesis problem is strongly non-linear and non-convex, thus preventing the exploitation of convex programming strategies deriving from the ones introduced in [20], [21].”