11.1 Chapter highlights • Parameter estimation in WGN • Amplitude estimation in the coherent case • Amplitude estimation in the noncoherent case • Phase estimation in WGN • Time-delay estimation in WGN • Frequency estimation in WGN 11.2 Parameter estimation in WGN 11.4 Amplitude estimation in the coherent case with WGN 11.5 Amplitude estimation in the noncoherent case with WGN 11.6 Phase estimation in WGN 11.7 Time-delay estimation in WGN 11.8 Frequency estimation in WGN

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That streams of electrons possess the properties of beams of waves was dis- covered early in 1927 in a large industrial laboratory in the midst of a great city, and in a small university laboratory overlooking a cold and desolate sea. The coincidence seems the more striking when one remembers that facil- ities for making this discovery had been in constant use in laboratories throughout the world for more than a quarter of a century. And yet the coincidence was not, in fact, in any way remarkable. Discoveries in physics are made when the time for making them is ripe, and not before; the stage is set, the time is ripe, and the event occurs-more often than not at widely separated places at almost the same moment

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以石墨为阳极、钛片为阴极,采用恒电流法制备Cu-In预制膜,然后硒化处理得到CuInSe2薄膜.分析了预制膜和CuInSe2薄膜的相组成及其影响因素.结果表明:采用不同的电沉积工艺,可以得到不同相组成的Cu-In预制膜.在保证Cu/In小于1的条件下,降低InCl3浓度和H3Cit/CuCl2浓度比,选择较高电流,可以获得具有CuIn相和Cu2In相的Cu-In预制膜.含有CuIn相和Cu2In相的Cu-In预制膜,经硒化得到的CuInSe2薄膜具有单一CuInSe2相组成,并且符合化学剂量比要求;而只含有CuIn相的预制膜硒化后除了有CuInSe2相外还出现了CuSe相

The microstructure of graphite spherulites （G.S.） in Ce addition ductile cast iron was carried out using transmission electron microscopy （TEM） techniques. The structral characterization of the graphites is as following: there are platelets growing along the periphery as well as fan-like structure formed from platelet aggregates in the diameter section of spherulite, in which most of the platelets are with sizes ranging from several to tens nm in radial; the [001] direction of the platelets would have a tend to parallel to radial of the G. S. and meanwhile, they also a small misorientation deviated from the radial among the platelets each other. It shows that the anisotropy of graphites has been restrained by adding Ce element in cast iron and the structural characterization of the G. S. is consistent with the Double’ s model of the conical helixes formed in helical growing and branching

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An understanding of the nature of wastewater is essential in the design and operation of collection, treatment, and reuse facilities, and in the engineering management of environmental quality. To promote this understanding, the information in this chapter is presented in eight sections dealing with (1)an introduction to the constituents found in wastewater, (2)sampling and analytical procedures, (3) physical characteristics, (4)inorganic nonmetallic constituents, (5) metallic constituents