2009 7th International Conference on Information, Communications and Signal Processing (ICICS) 2009
DOI: 10.1109/icics.2009.5397648
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Reconfigurable K-best algorithm for MIMO detection systems

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“…The lattice constant for MgO is determined to be 4.213 Å, aligning with reported literature values of 4.21 Å [15] . The 002 peak of CrN appears at 2θ = 43.54°, corresponding to an out-of-plane lattice constant = 4.152 Å, matches with the reported value [16] . The lattice constants for CrN and MgO in the sample are 4.213 Å and 4.152 Å, respectively.…”
Section: Methods Validationsupporting
confidence: 89%
“…The lattice constant for MgO is determined to be 4.213 Å, aligning with reported literature values of 4.21 Å [15] . The 002 peak of CrN appears at 2θ = 43.54°, corresponding to an out-of-plane lattice constant = 4.152 Å, matches with the reported value [16] . The lattice constants for CrN and MgO in the sample are 4.213 Å and 4.152 Å, respectively.…”
Section: Methods Validationsupporting
confidence: 89%
“…First, the theory assumes perfect factor mobility, or the idea that in the event of an external shock both labour and capital can be redirected from one productive activity to another, without anyone losing out. 11 This is not usually the case, and apart from certain exceptions (e.g. the re-deployment of factories from chemical weapons during the World Wars to pesticides and fertilisers in the mid-20th century), 15 fixed capitals are not so flexible.…”
Section: Questioning Comparative Advantagementioning
confidence: 99%