Multiple emitter location and signal parameter estimation is a research paper published in IEEE Transactions on Antennas and Propagation (1986). On theSindex it has a DataRank of 1.4. It has been cited 14,175 times.
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51.59
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Additional file 1 of Cascading rupture of patches of high seismic energy release controls the growth process of episodic tremor and slip events
Additional file 2 of Cascading rupture of patches of high seismic energy release controls the growth process of episodic tremor and slip events
Additional file 2 of Cascading rupture of patches of high seismic energy release controls the growth process of episodic tremor and slip events
Additional file 3 of Cascading rupture of patches of high seismic energy release controls the growth process of episodic tremor and slip events
Additional file 3 of Cascading rupture of patches of high seismic energy release controls the growth process of episodic tremor and slip events
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