Marek Klemes

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2024
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Marek Klemes, Lan Hu, Greg Bowles, Mohammad Akbari, Soulideth Thirakoune, Michael Schwartzman, Kevin Zhang, Tan Huy Ho, David Wessel, Wen Tong:
Self-Healing Effects in OAM Beams Observed on a 28 GHz Experimental Link. IEEE Access 12: 53871-53880 (2024)
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Mohammad Akbari, Marek Klemes, Soulideth Thirakoune, Greg Bowles, Michael Schwartzman, Andrei Buliga, Kevin Zhang, Lan Hu, Tan Huy Ho, David Wessel:
Highly Directional 28-GHz Antenna System Generating Five Simultaneous Far-Field Aligned OAM Modes. IEEE Access 12: 114157-114169 (2024)
2021
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Marek Klemes, Andrei Buliga, Greg Bowles, Michael Schwartzman, Soulideth Thirakoune, Tan Huy Ho, David Wessel, Wen Tong:
Multiple OAM Signal Recovery Using Pseudo- Doppler Technique with Two mm-Wave Receivers. ICC Workshops 2021: 1-7

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