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affiliation: City University of New York, USA

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1991
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Louis Auslander, Izidor Gertner, Richard Tolimieri:
The discrete Zak transform application to time-frequency analysis and synthesis of nonstationary signals. IEEE Trans. Signal Process. 39(4): 825-835 (1991)
1988
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Louis Auslander, Richard Tolimieri:
Computing decimated finite cross-ambiguity functions. IEEE Trans. Acoust. Speech Signal Process. 36(3): 359-364 (1988)
1984
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Louis Auslander, Richard Tolimieri:
Characterizing the radar ambiguity functions. IEEE Trans. Inf. Theory 30(6): 832-836 (1984)

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1987
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Allen L. Gorin, Allan J. Silberger, Louis Auslander:
Computing the Two-Dimensional Discrete Fourier Transform on the ASPEN Parallel Computer Architecture. ICPP 1987: 921-923

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