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Content: 1. Radar and Sonar --
2. Optimum Reception in White Noise --
App. 2A. Cramer-Rao Equality --
3. Application to Radar --
App. 3A. Relation Between the Duration and Bandwidth of a Signal --
App. 3B. Radar Range Equation --
App. 3C. Spectral Purity --
4. Optimum Reception in Colored Noise --
App. 4A. Karhunen-Loeve Expansion --
App. 4B. Optimum Receiver in Colored Noise --
App. 4C. Estimation of a Random Signal in the Presence of White Noise --
Wiener-Hopf Equation --
5. Adaptive Processing --
App. 5A. Matrix Inversion Lemma --
6. Target and Background Signatures --
App. 6A. A Multifrequency Ground Clutter Model --
7. Signature Adapted Processing --
App. 7A. Variance of a Rayleigh Variable at the Output of a Logarithmic Amplifier.
Radar.;Sonar.;Signal processing.;Radar;Signalverarbeitung;Sonar;Radar -- Radar -- Antennes -- Antennes-reΜseaux.
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