Interlaced Costas arrays do not exist (Q1023192): Difference between revisions

Summary: We prove that the only Costas arrays that can be constructed by interlacing 2 Costas arrays of smaller orders (either equal or differing by 1) are those of order 2, and that, consequently, no non-trivial Costas arrays result from this method.

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94A05

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W2072842942

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A review of Costas arrays

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Algebraic constructions for Costas arrays

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Constructions and properties of Costas arrays

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Parity properties of Costas arrays defined via finite fields

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Any two N × N costas signals must have at least one common ambiguity sidelobe if N > 3—A proof

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