Optimal far-field focusing of uniformly spaced arrays subject to arbitrary upper bounds in nontarget directions
By Ovidio Mario Bucci, L. Caccavale, Tommaso Isernia. 2002
68 citations recorded by the source corpus.
Subfields: Aerospace Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering
View Paper: https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/ec2e16f58e2924bf5f247220b8773c19730bdf68
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In Aerospace Engineering
- Paolo Rocca
- Benjamin Fuchs
- Michele D'Urso
- Andrea Massa
- E. F. Meliado
- Andrea Francesco Morabito
- Tommaso Isernia
- Giacomo Oliveri
In Electrical and Electronic Engineering
- Paolo Rocca
- Benjamin Fuchs
- Michele D'Urso
- E. F. Meliado
- Tommaso Isernia
- Andrea Massa
- Giacomo Oliveri
Citations in the corpus
- Optimal Synthesis of Sum and Difference Patterns With Arbitrary Sidelobes Subject to Common Excitations Constraints (2010, background): “For the sake of clarity, let us notice that the minus sign in (3) translates a maximization problem into a more common minimization one (a real and positive field in the target direction was looked for, differently from [11]), and in (4) the slope of the array factor is computed according to [13].”
- 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.”
- Application of Convex Relaxation to Array Synthesis Problems (2014, methodology): “The synthesis of a focused beam pattern can be formulated in a convex way as shown in [19], [20].”
- Fast Low-Sidelobe Synthesis for Large Planar Array Antennas Utilizing Successive Fast Fourier Transforms of the Array Factor (2007, unknown): “Nearly all of the available numerical synthesis methods follow this approach and are essential only different in their choice of the error criterion and the algorithm used for the minimization, [1]‐[ 4 ].”