ON SOME FIRST-ORDER STATISTICS OF FADING SIGNALS IN NOISE

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[1] [Anonymous], HIGHER TRANSCENDENTA

[2] BUNKIN FV, 1958, RADIO ENG ELEC PHYS, V3, P161

[3] CRAMER H, 1946, MATHEMATICAL METHODS, P249

[4] Hoffman W. C., 1960, STAT METHODS RADIO W, P3

[5] MARCUM JI, 1947, RM754 RAND RES MEM

[6] MARCUM JI, 1950, RM339 RAND RES MEM

[7] MIDDLETON D, 1960, INTRODUCTION STATIST, P422

[8] Nakagami M, 1960, STAT METHODS RADIO W, P3, DOI [DOI 10.1016/B978-0-08-009306-2.50005-4, 10.1016/B978-0-08-009306-2.50005-4]

[9] MATHEMATICAL ANALYSIS OF RANDOM NOISE [J]. BELL SYSTEM TECHNICAL JOURNAL, 1945, 24 (01): : 46 - 156

[10] RUBIN WL, 1964, ELECTROTECH, V73, P61