Theory and Applications of MIMO Radar

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Theory and Applications of MIMO Radar

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February 2024

260 pages

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This book is a reprint of the Special Issue Theory and Applications of MIMO Radar that was published in

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Summary

This Special Issue serves as a compendium of the most recent advancements in the field of multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) radars, including a wide array of high-potential research domains. These areas span across both theoretical frameworks and practical applications. Its key focal points include MIMO radar waveform design, MIMO signal detection, parameter estimation and imaging, as well as MIMO clutter and jamming suppression techniques. The primary objective of this Special Issue is to stimulate the generation of innovative ideas while fostering enhanced communication and collaboration opportunities among students and researchers actively involved in the field of MIMO radar research.

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alternative direction method of multipliers (ADMM); multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) radar; l_p-norm; low-rank matrix completion; Schatten p-norm; cognitive radar; waveform design; range sidelobe suppression; particle swarm-assisted projection; FFT; robust waveform design; multipath return; MIMO; max–min; worst-case SINR; ground clutter mitigation; independent component analysis; slow-time MIMO radar; MIMO array; minimum redundancy array; virtual array antenna; subarray; multiple-input multiple-output radar; direction-of-arrival estimation; sparse signal processing; waveform design; beampattern matching; MIMO radar; constant modulus constraint; complex circle; DBMWR method; bistatic FDA-MIMO radar; unitary transformation technique; HOSVD; DOA-DOD-range estimation; MIMO radar; multipath exploitation; waveform design; deep learning; SINR; radar detection; specular reflection; multiple antennas; detection probability; dual-function radar and communication system; DFRC signal design; clutter suppression; radar communication integration system; waveform design; manifold optimization; target detection; simultaneously polarimetric radar (SPR); orthogonal waveforms; complementary sequences; Doppler tolerance; majorization–minimization (MM); mismatch filter; frequency diversity array (FDA); time index within pulse; phase center; angle deception; active anti-jamming