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Madhow U, Jacobsen N.  2004.  Code and constellation optimization for efficient noncoherent communication. CONFERENCE RECORD OF THE ASILOMAR CONFERENCE ON SIGNALS, SYSTEMS AND COMPUTERS. :198-202.
Madhow U, Bruvold K.  2003.  Cross-layer optimization of the reservation channel in a pseudocellular network: Mobile-centric fast handoffs via multiuser detection. CONFERENCE RECORD OF THE ASILOMAR CONFERENCE ON SIGNALS, SYSTEMS AND COMPUTERS. :1733-1737.
Madhow U.  2008.  Synchronization and noncoherent communication. FUNDAMENTALS OF DIGITAL COMMUNICATION. :153-198.
Madhow U.  2008.  Wireless communication. FUNDAMENTALS OF DIGITAL COMMUNICATION. :379-473.
Madhow U.  2008.  Information-theoretic limits and their computation. FUNDAMENTALS OF DIGITAL COMMUNICATION. :252-292.
Madhow U.  2012.  Wireless Communications Research: the Next Two Decades.
Madhow U., Chandrasekaran S., Solanki K., Manjunath B.S, Sullivan K..  2006.  Determining achievable rates for secure, zero divergence, steganography. IEEE International Conference on Image Processing ICIP. :121-+.
Madhow U, Barriac G.  2002.  Characterizing outage capacity for space-time communication over wideband wireless channels. CONFERENCE RECORD OF THE ASILOMAR CONFERENCE ON SIGNALS, SYSTEMS AND COMPUTERS. :1513-1517.
Madhow U.  2008.  Modulation. FUNDAMENTALS OF DIGITAL COMMUNICATION. :7-73.
Madhow U, Wadhwa A.  2016.  Near-Coherent QPSK Performance With Coarse Phase Quantization: A Feedback-Based Architecture for Joint Phase/Frequency Synchronization and Demodulation. IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON SIGNAL PROCESSING. 64:4432-4443.
Madhow U, Singh J.  2009.  On Block Noncoherent Communication with Low-Precision Phase Quantization at the Receiver. :2199-2203.
Madhow U.  2008.  Channel coding. FUNDAMENTALS OF DIGITAL COMMUNICATION. :293-378.
Madhow U, Mudumbai R, Barriac G.  2004.  Spread-spectrum techniques for distributed space-time communication in sensor networks. CONFERENCE RECORD OF THE ASILOMAR CONFERENCE ON SIGNALS, SYSTEMS AND COMPUTERS. :908-912.
Madhow U., Sarkar A., Chandrasekaran S., Manjunath B.S, Solanki K..  2007.  Secure steganography: Statistical restoration of the second order dependencies for improved security. International Conference on Acoustics Speech and Signal Processing ICASSP. :277-+.
Madhow U, Ponnuru S, Singh J.  2009.  Multi-Gigabit Communication: the ADC Bottleneck. :22-27.
Madhow U.  2010.  On the theory of multiGigabit transceiver implementations.
Madhow U, Singer AC, Nelson JK, McGahey S.  2005.  BAD: Bidirectional arbitrated decision-feedback equalization. IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON COMMUNICATIONS. 53:214-218.
Madhow U, Solanki K, Manjunath B.S.  2006.  'Print and scan' resilient data hiding in images. IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON INFORMATION FORENSICS AND SECURITY. 1:464-478.
Madhow U, Barriac G.  2004.  Space-time communication for OFDM with implicit channel feedback. IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON INFORMATION THEORY. 50:3111-3129.
Madhow U., Sarkar A., Nataraj L., Manjunath B.S.  2008.  ESTIMATION OF OPTIMUM CODING REDUNDANCY AND FREQUENCY DOMAIN ANALYSIS OF ATTACKS FOR YASS - A RANDOMIZED BLOCK BASED HIDING SCHEME. IEEE International Conference on Image Processing (ICIP). :1292-1295.
Madhow U.  2008.  Broadband Millimeter Wave Networks: Architectures and Applications. International Symposium on Advanced Networks and Telecommunication Systems. :25-27.
Madhow U, Barriac G.  2003.  Space-time communication for OFDM with implicit channel feedback. IEEE Global Telecommunications Conference (Globecom). :1321-1325.
Madhow U., Chandrasekaran S., Sullivan K., Manjunath B.S, Solanki K..  2006.  Provably secure steganography: Achieving zero K-L divergence using statistical restoration. IEEE International Conference on Image Processing ICIP. :125-+.
Madhow U.  2008.  Demodulation. FUNDAMENTALS OF DIGITAL COMMUNICATION. :74-152.
Madhow U.  2008.  Probability, random variables, and random processes. FUNDAMENTALS OF DIGITAL COMMUNICATION. :474-481.

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